The Telangana Junior Doctors Association (TJUDA) is using creative protests to raise awareness. On Wednesday, the doctors rode the Hyderabad Metro to engage with commuters, highlighting the need for improved security in government hospitals and justice for the trainee doctor in Kolkata.
Healthcare services at the outpatient department and elective surgeries in hospitals were impacted in Telangana following protests over the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata.
At Gandhi Hospital, the authorities managed to ensure Outpatient wing functioned on Monday but had to postpone more than 50 elective surgeries because of the medico strike.
Hyderabad: A section of junior doctors at government-run Osmania General Hospital in Hyderabad on Tuesday attended their duties wearing helmets as a mark of protest after a doctor was injured when a ceiling fan fell on her. A final-year resident doctor from the Dermatology Department suffered head injuries after a ceiling fan broke off its […]
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The protesting junior doctors stated that the mortality rate among doctors was high for the past two years and wanted safety of life in all terms including ex-gratia