Haryana Doctors Strike: Healthcare Services in Turmoil
Government doctors in Haryana went on a two-day strike due to unmet demands, affecting healthcare services in some hospitals. The strike, initiated by the Haryana Civil Medical Services Association, aimed at halting direct recruitment of senior medical officers. Despite the strike, healthcare operations continued smoothly in several hospitals.
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Government doctors in Haryana embarked on a two-day strike, expressing discontent over unmet demands including halting direct recruitment of senior medical officers.
The Haryana Civil Medical Services Association led the protest, impacting healthcare services, though authorities mobilized National Health Mission and medical college doctors to maintain operations.
Dr. Rajesh Khyalia, association president, highlighted unresolved demands despite previous government assurances, adding that failure to meet demands may lead to an indefinite strike.
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