Hospitals celebrate National Doctors’ Day
The Hindu
Doctors appreciated for the work performed at huge personal risk during COVID
The National Doctors’ Day celebrations were held widely at government and private hospitals in Telangana on Thursday. The occasion was marked with felicitation of doctors. Hardships faced by the medical fraternity in the ongoing pandemic was elaborated at some of the hospitals, followed by appreciation for the work performed at huge personal risk. The celebrations and felicitations were held for doctors at Gandhi Hospital, District Hospital in King Koti, Government General and Chest Hospital-Erragadda, Osmania General Hospital- Afzalgunj, Telangana Institute of Medical Sciences (TIMS) and other government hospitals. Likewise, the celebrations were held by managements of Apollo Hospitals, SLG Hospitals, Aster Prime Hospitals, Aware Gleneagles Global Hospitals, and others. Indian Medical Association-Telangana chapter felicitated past State presidents and a few senior doctors for their services in the times of COVID-19 pandemic.
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