T’puram: Strikes by postgraduate medical students have been summoned partly following the talks they have with Health Minister Veena George on Wednesday night.
However, they will continue to boycott non-emergency tasks.
The function of the medical hospital has returned to normal after PG students began attending tasks since Thursday morning.
Meanwhile, the Department of Health talks are scheduled with students who are nervous on Thursday does not occur.
“The ministers have responded positively to our complaints.
He also expressed difficulties in increasing the number of non-resident junior doctors due to lack of funds.
However, he has agreed to have a further discussion about this,” said Dr.
Ajithra, President Committee of the Postgraduate State Committee Medical Kerala.
George has also assured us that the Committee will be formed to ascertain whether the manual of the residents is strictly followed.
It is being done because we have complained about the tiring working hours of the junior population doctors, he added To provide more non-resident junior doctors to reduce labor shortages.
Meanwhile, Dr.
Ajithra accused the secretariat staff behaved badly with him when he came to meet health officials for talks on Thursday morning.
He protested this with Steal Dharna Before Sekr Etariat and then he filed a complaint to the police against the staff.
Kerala: PG Medicos calls a partial strike
