Implementation of facial recognition-based attendance system opposed by TN Govt doctors
Objecting to the proposal of implementing a facial recognition-based attendance system for government doctors, the Service Doctors and Post Graduates recently approached the Chief Secretary of the State Government.
Writing to the Chief Secretary, the General Secretary of Service Doctors and Post Graduates Association (SDPGA), A. Ramalingam questioned the need to implement such an attendance system for doctors employed under the Directorates of Public Health and Preventive Medicine and Medical and Rural Health Services, The Hindu has reported.
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