Doctors at Safdarjung call off strike

( From http://www.rxpgnews.com ) New Delhi, May 9 - Around 1,000 resident doctors at the Safdarjung Hospital are on a strike, miffed with poor amenities, security and salaries, and patients are bearing the brunt of their agitation, a doctor said ...

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Doctors at Safdarjung Hospital called off their strike on Wednesday afternoon after their demands were accepted in a prolonged meeting between doctors' representatives and the Union health ministry officials.

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Following differences on certain administrative issues, the resident doctors at New Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital went on strike on Wednesday evening.

New Delhi, May 9 (UNI) Hundreds of doctors at one of the major hospitals in the city have gone on strike since yesterday demanding regular salary payment, better hostel facilities and security in the campus. Over 600 resident doctors of Safdarjung ...

New Delhi, May 9 : Nearly one thousand resident doctors of Delhi's state-run Safdarjung Hospital have gone on indefinite strike since Wednesday night throwing several thousand patients into trouble. The doctors have been complaining lack of proper ...

Resident doctors went on an indefinite strike at Safdarjung, crippling medical services in the city's largest hospital from Wednesday evening.

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