Telangana Jr. Doctors Boycott Continues For 7th Day, Impact On The Healthcare Services
Hyderabad, Aug 21 (Maxim News): The boycott of duties and outpatient services by junior doctors and senior residents in government teaching hospitals in Telangana, demanding justice for the trainee doctor in Kolkata and implementation of a Central Protection Act, has continued to impact healthcare services, even as the protests have completed seven days on Wednesday.
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With each passing day, the Telangana Junior Doctors Association (TJUDA) is taking up innovative protests to spread awareness among people. On Wednesday, the medicos traveled in Hyderabad Metro to interact with commuters and spread awareness on the need to strengthen security in government hospitals and justice for the trainee doctor in Kolkata. Later, they visited the campus of Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS), Punjagutta, and along with the hospital’s medicos and senior residents, participated in protests.
Similarly, on Tuesday, all junior doctors from Gandhi Hospital, NIMS, Niloufer and Chest Hospital, and Maternity Hospitals in Sultan Bazar and Pellaburj held combined protests at Osmania Medical College. Later, the medicos from all government medical colleges visited the huge Ambedkar Statue at Tank Bund and held a silent protest for several hours. (Maxim News)
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