Crumbling concrete, known as RAAC, is believed to be present in four areas of the General Hospital.
The Infrastructure Minister, Deputy Tom Binet, says it was found after 'exhaustive investigations'.
"Structural engineers will now undertake a full site inspection to confirm whether RAAC is present and in the event that it is, all necessary measures will be taken to ensure that the buildings are made safe for the longer term.
Disgraced Guernsey politician and pastor jailed for 9 years
Disgraced Guernsey politician Jonathan Le Tocq will be imprisoned for 9 years for sexual offences.
St Helier takes ownership of Allix's Shipyard garden
The Parish of St Helier has bought the Allix Shipyard Garden at Havre des Pas for £1.
Warning issued over scam investment social posts
Warning have been issued about impersonation scams circulating in Jersey.
No immediate change to social housing rent policy, despite review revealing gaps
A review into social housing rents has revealed several issues, but no immediate changes will be made.
Exhibition for artists living with mental illnesses
The Harbour Gallery is opening an exhibition that showcases the work of islanders living with mental illnesses.
Boy seriously injured in St Saviour collision
A boy on a push scooter was seriously injured in a collision with a car in St Saviour.
Cyber security law passed
Essential services in Jersey, including banks, utilities, GPs and government services, will be legally obliged to report significant cyber security incidents.
A 3D map of the battleship Bismarck is created by a Guernsey-based company
Magellan says the project was more challenging than mapping the Titanic because of the depth involved.
