Progress made will be reviewed in June’ — residents doctors suspend warning strike
The National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has suspended its five-day warning strike. The resident doctors began a five-day warning strike on Wednesday due to the federal government’s refusal to meet its demand. Some of the demands include massive recruitment of clinical staff in the hospitals; immediate infrastructural development in hospitals and an allocation of at least 15% of the budgetary provisions to health; immediate payment of the 2023 medical residency training fund (MRTF); and the immediate increment in the consolidated medical salary structure (CONMESS) to the tune of 200% of the gross salary of doctors.
The National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has suspended its five-day warning strike.
The resident doctors began a five-day warning strike on Wednesday due to the federal government’s refusal to meet its demand.
Some of the demands include massive recruitment of clinical staff in the hospitals; immediate infrastructural development in hospitals and an allocation of at least 15% of the budgetary provisions to health; immediate payment of the 2023 medical residency training fund (MRTF); and the immediate increment in the consolidated medical salary structure (CONMESS) to the tune of 200% of the gross salary of doctors.
SOURCE-THE CABLES
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