Jharkhand Doctors On Standby Amid India-Pakistan Tensions
In response to rising military tensions between India and Pakistan, the Jharkhand government has canceled all government doctors' leaves. Health Minister Irfan Ansari confirmed emergency preparedness to handle any crisis. Medical personnel may be deployed to borders as needed.
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As tensions escalate between India and Pakistan, Jharkhand has taken decisive action by canceling all leaves for government doctors. The move comes in response to increased military activities and the potential for emergencies.
Health Minister Irfan Ansari emphasized the state's readiness, stating that all doctors are required to be present at their posts. They may also be dispatched to border areas if necessary.
The heightened alert is reflected in special arrangements near army cantonments, ensuring hospitals remain prepared for any situation arising from the conflict.
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