Medicos plan token strike on Aug. 2
The Hindu
KMPGA says all residents are overburdened and exhausted
The Kerala Medical Postgraduates Association (KMPGA) has called for a State-wide token strike in all government medical college hospitals on August 2 to protest against the authorities’ neglect of the situation of acute shortage of human resources in medical colleges. In a statement here on Friday, the association said that more than half of their three-year postgraduate training had been spent on COVID care, to the exclusion of other clinical exposure, training and academics. Now, with an acute shortage of hands in hospital wards, all residents were overworked and exhausted.
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