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Hospital workers said today they were 'scared' over the Britons from China being quarantined at the hospital. One nurse told MailOnline: 'This was just dumped on us. Everyone's a bit scared especially as there's now been cases in Britain. The hospital couldn't cope if there was an outbreak.

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We are creaking as it is. David, 54, a plumber who was helping prepare the building and works for North West Engineering, said: 'We have been sent up here to prepare some rooms. We are doing the plumbing. I didn't know I had to be here until today. It's all a bit lastminute. One doctor told Mailonline: 'Most people are angry that they're being brought here. Why do we have to deal with it out of all the hospitals in the country? We struggle at the best of times. One hospital porter has told me he's going to refuse to take things over to the blocks.

Residents move out of a block of apartments at Arrowe Park Hospital on the Wirral today.

Workmen move fences at the apartment block at Arrowe Park Hospital on the Wirral today. A worker carries boxes outside the accommodation block at Arrowe Park Hospital today. A site map of Arrowe Park Hospital shows the accommodation top left, grey for the evacuees. Tom Holmes, 56, who was visiting his sick sister, said: 'I was a bit nervous coming here. My sister just wants to get out of here before all the coronavirus people get here. I wouldn't want her still here if any of them get sick.

Mother-of-two Melissa Bridge, 23, said: 'I live nearby the hospital. I'm really worried the virus could be brought here. I'm scared for my children. It's not exactly in an isolated spot. They just want to dump them on Merseyside. Irene Morley, 72, retired, visiting the hospital for a checkup, said: 'I don't think they should have it in Arrowe Park because of the maternity unit in the hospital.

They've got a hospital there which is a lot more remote, people don't go down there. There's a sliding door in the physiotherapy ward which opens onto the block. There's people going in and out without washing their hands and staff smoking outside. They could've put them somewhere else. Other countries are putting the quarantined people miles away.

We only found out yesterday. They kept it all undercover so people don't kick off. A fire truck and an ambulance are seen outside Arrowe Park Hospital in Merseyside today. A removal van outside flats today at Arrowe Park Hospital, where the British passengers - who have mainly been in Wuhan and the surrounding Hubei province - will be housed.

A worker constructs a new fence outside the block at Arrowe Park Hospital on the Wirral today. Where are they going to go when they go outside? I think it's wrong. They are keeping us in the dark. They are putting us at risk. Phillip Cunnington, from nearby Newton-le-Willows in Lancashire, tweeted his reaction to a Sky News tweet saying the evacuees were being taken to the Wirral. He said: 'Oh great, Wirral's in the news, you don't often see that, so often overshadowed by Liverpool, it'd be great to see it get some positive pub People leave the accommodation blocks at Arrowe Park Hospital ahead of the arrival today.

Staff at Arrowe Park Hospital are pictured outside a main building on the Wirral this morning. The accommodation block that will be used to house repatriated British nationals today. Nurses enter a block of apartments at Arrowe Park Hospital on the Wirral today. Being from the Wirral I am furious at this decision.

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The British passengers - who have mainly been in Wuhan and the surrounding Hubei province - will be housed in an NHS staff accommodation block. They will have access to the internet but had to sign a contract agreeing to isolation before they could board the flight, and underwent temperature checks. Helena Pisani, 54, who was visiting a friend's sick son, saw the exodus of doctors and nurses at 8pm and again at 11pm last night at the Merseyside hospital.

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She told MailOnline: 'I went outside for a cigarette and there were so many vans and cars coming and going. Staff were carrying bedding and all sorts out. I don't know how this hospital will cope if they have an outbreak. A man works during the preparations ahead of the arrival of passengers on the Wirral today. Removal vans outside the block of apartments at Arrowe Park Hospital on the Wirral last night.

Many people are angry that they're being brought here. Perhaps it's because we voted Labour. Barbara Mercer, 68, said: 'We have had much worse. We have had mad cow disease, bird flu and we're still here. We're not bothered. If you get it you get it.

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I've never got bird flu or Ebola so I'm not worried about getting these. Sylvia Helliwell, 84, from the Wirral, added: 'I think it's probably a good place to be put because it's on the edge of the country. They've got to go somewhere. I'm having cancer treatment but I'm not concerned. The road outside the accommodation blocks that will house the coronavirus victims once they have returned was clogged with removal vans this morning.

One van was unloading boxes of Hitachi products onto the street, while one worker said he was moving duvets out of the block to a site in St Helens. Fridges, TVs, and washing machines are moved into the hospital accommodation last night.

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A man leaving with a camping rucksack and two holdalls said he had been living in the blocks while working at the hospital until yesterday when he was told to leave. He said: 'I'm evacuating the block. I got told to move yesterday. I've been told not to speak. Dennis Nelson, 76, who was just leaving the walk-in centre with his son said he wasn't worried about the quarantined people staying at the hospital. There's the centre for tropical medicine if anything goes wrong. Barbara Patterson, 72, who is retired and was visiting the hospital for chemotherapy, said: 'I've been thinking how awful it must be to be cooped up in here.

Terry Haynes, 34, a chef who was visiting his grandmother, added: 'As long as they don't come in the hospital it's OK. They go to the Royal in Liverpool if they're ill. I'm a bit worried. I guess it's because it's a peninsula.

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They can close the Wirral off. They can close the tunnel and the bridge if everyone gets infected. And Flo Garbett, 86, added: 'Well they've got to go somewhere but I don't know why here. They will get the right treatment I guess. At least they're near the Tropical Medicine School.