Coronavirus | Kanpur official warns doctors who resign
The Hindu
Have a duty to help during pandemic, says DM Alok Tiwari
The district administration in Uttar Pradesh’s Kanpur, the second worst COVID-affected district, has warned of strict action against doctors who are allegedly resigning to avoid working during the pandemic. The warning was issued by Kanpur DM Alok Tiwari after some cases came up where doctors in private and government hospitals were resigning. Mr. Tiwari said a probe would be launched against such doctors who quit their jobs just to avoid working during the pandemic or are “seeking unduly high salary” to work. If the probe finds them guilty, strict action would be taken against such doctors, he said.
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