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Kerala Doctors' Strike Continues Day After Woman Medic Killed By Patient
Intensifying their protests against the murder of a young doctor by a drug addict in Kollam district, Doctors on Thursday demanded a new legislation for the protection of hospitals with immediate effect.
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Kerala Doctors Intensify Protest Over Assault Of Junior Surgeon
The Kerala Government Medical Officers' Association (KGMOA) is set to intensify its protest on Friday over the non-arrest of an alleged police trainee, accused of assaulting a doctor on duty at the district hospital of Alappuzha.
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Medical Services Hit as Government Doctors Go on Mass Leave in Kerala
Medical services in Kerala were hit today with government doctors going on 'mass leave' to press their charter of demands.
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Bihari man's death: Kerala doctors threaten strike
The Kerala Government Medical Officers Association (KGMOA) on Monday threatened to go on strike after Chief Minister Oommen Chandy refused to revoke action against five doctors for dereliction of duty leading to the death of a Bihari youngster.
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Kerala Doctors' Strike Continues Day After Woman Medic Killed By Patient
Intensifying their protests against the murder of a young doctor by a drug addict in Kollam district, Doctors on Thursday demanded a new legislation for the protection of hospitals with immediate effect.
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Kerala Doctors Intensify Protest Over Assault Of Junior Surgeon
The Kerala Government Medical Officers' Association (KGMOA) is set to intensify its protest on Friday over the non-arrest of an alleged police trainee, accused of assaulting a doctor on duty at the district hospital of Alappuzha.
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Medical Services Hit as Government Doctors Go on Mass Leave in Kerala
Medical services in Kerala were hit today with government doctors going on 'mass leave' to press their charter of demands.
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Bihari man's death: Kerala doctors threaten strike
The Kerala Government Medical Officers Association (KGMOA) on Monday threatened to go on strike after Chief Minister Oommen Chandy refused to revoke action against five doctors for dereliction of duty leading to the death of a Bihari youngster.
