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O negative blood - known as the universal blood type - is safe for all patients.
It is used in emergencies or when a patient's blood type is unknown.
Officials have also issued an amber alert asking hospitals to restrict use of O-type blood.
The shortage is blamed in part on a cyber-attack on the pathology firm Synnovis last month .
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