PG doctors at Kozhikode Medical College Hospital to boycott emergency services from today
The Hindu
They have been seeking fast culmination of NEET-PG allotment
Patients coming to the Government Medical College Hospital, Kozhikode, may have to prepare for more hardship as postgraduate medical doctors have declared that they will boycott emergency services from Wednesday.
Functionaries of the Kerala Medical Post Graduate Association (KMPGA) said on Tuesday that they would not attend services such as intensive care unit, casualty, and labour wards. But they will participate in COVID-related work. Resident doctors in the super-speciality block too are joining the strike from Wednesday.
These doctors have been on an indefinite strike for more than a week seeking fast culmination of NEET-PG allotment. KMPGA members had not been attending outpatient departments, operation theatre, and ward duty.
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