GMC Baramulla withdraws services of specialist doctors at Urban Training Health Centre
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Baramulla: In an unexpected decision, the administration of the Government Medical College (GMC) Baramulla in Jammu and Kashmir decided to withdraw the services of the specialist doctors at the Urban Training Health Centre.
The appointments of the specialists including general medicine, paediatrician, dermatologists, and other experts, were made by the Government Medical College (GMC) Baramulla which had played an important role in improving the health services of the region. The local people of the region also welcomed the move when the appointments were made.
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The people in the region are not happy with the current move and have expressed their displeasure as well. Manzoor Ahmad Kababi, a local resident, said, "Doesn’t the health of the people in Old Town matter? It is disheartening to see this decision made without any accountability or concern for our well-being,"
Another resident, Firdous Ahmad of Mohalla Mir Sahib informed the Greater Kashmir, "I visited the centre on Wednesday to show my five-year-old son to the paediatrician. But, I was dejected after knowing that the concerned doctor is no more available at the center." He added that the specialist doctors had helped in improving the health services in the region, and the number of patients had also increased.
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