KATHMANDU, Sep 29: The resident doctors who have been on a protest for five days are going to apply for passports collectively today. All the resident doctors are going to apply for passports saying their demands have not been met even after five days of their protests, informed the Chairperson of the Bir Hospital&rs
Resident doctors of Nepal Medical College in Jorpati, Kathmandu have stopped all services in protest against the assault on the doctors of Manipal Teaching Hospital in Pokhara.
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KATHMANDU, Sep 17: The government has formed a negotiation committee to negotiate with the Nepal Medical Association, who are currently in protest.
The five-member committee was formed by Health and Population Minister Mohan Bahadur Basnet under the coordination of Additional Se
As a protest against the assault against doctors, all OPD services throughout the country have been shut down.
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The government has finally agreed to revise the VIP convoy protocol to manage the convoys accompanying VIP state officials thanks to the doctors' protest.
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The Ministry of Health and Population has requested the Nepal Medical Association to withdraw its protest program and facilitate the return of health workers to regular work.
Doctors and staff of Nepalgunj Medical College Teaching Hospital have launched a protest since Thursday stating that they have not received their salaries for four months and allowance for 11 months. They continued their protest on Friday. On the first day of protest on Thursday, all the doctors and staff staged a sit-in on the hospital premises. The protest has been started at the initiation of Professor’s Council of the hospital, said Binod Mahasetha, chairman of the council.