The All India Medical Association (FAIMA) on Sunday (October 13) extended support to the ongoing doctors' protest in West Bengal and called for closure of non-emergency services in hospitals from October 14.
Emergency services will remain operational
A FAIMA official said that after the meeting on Saturday, it has been decided that elective services in hospitals will remain closed from Monday, however, FAIMA has requested all resident doctors to keep emergency services running 24/7 during this period. . Let us tell you that All India Medical Association (FAIMA) is a body, which represents Resident Doctors Association (RDA) all over India.
According to FAIMA, this open letter was addressed to the National Medical Association, State Resident Doctors Association (RDA) and various medical colleges and Resident Doctors Association (RDA). However, we request all the resident doctors' associations and unions to keep the emergency facilities operational 24×7, so that those who need our immediate services do not face problems.
“Government should not take this decision lightly”
“Resident doctors protesting across the country are being harassed despite the order of the Chief Justice,” the statement said. The statement further said that this decision should not be taken lightly and FAIMA has a strong voice against the medical profession and There is no option left for all healthcare workers but to stand up.
Three doctors were admitted to the hospital
Let us tell you that the junior doctors are on hunger strike since October 5, demanding justice for the women doctors of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. Apart from this, these junior doctors are also raising other issues. Three doctors have been admitted to the hospital after their health deteriorated due to the fast.
