Talks inconclusive, medicos to continue stir
The Hindu
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The postgraduate medical students or junior residents in government medical college hospitals (MCHs) in the State, who have been on an indefinite strike boycotting all hospital services including emergency services (except COVID duty) since the past five days, have decided to continue their strike as the talks with the Health Minister Veena George on Wednesday remained inconclusive.
Talks will, however, continue on Thursday with Additional Chief Secretary (Health) Asha Thomas. “The discussion was productive and we could air all our grievances with the government. However, as no common ground could be reached, we have decided to continue our strike in its current form for the time being, “ Kerala Medical Postgraduates Association State president Ajithra said.
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