102 Delhi Doctors under Vigilance scanner, disallowed foreign travel
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New Delhi: 102 government doctors associated with various government hospitals in the capital, now find themselves on the receiving end of Vigilance department's wrath, with the department now putting a travel ban on their personal foreign visits.
A notice issued by Asst Director Vigilance to Health Ministry, and forwarded to all government hospitals ( MD/MS/Deans), the department has asked the concerned authorities to take necessary action against these medical officers, as per the rules and regulations. These include preventing them to embark on any foreign junket or leisure trip for personal reasons . The vigilance letter stated
A notice issued by Asst Director Vigilance to Health Ministry, and forwarded to all government hospitals ( MD/MS/Deans), the department has asked the concerned authorities to take necessary action against these medical officers, as per the rules and regulations. These include preventing them to embark on any foreign junket or leisure trip for personal reasons . The vigilance letter stated
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