Why take away security from hospital? LHMC resident doctors demand reinstatement of terminated security personnel
"This notice has created a state of panic among the resident doctors who are working hard day and night to take care of patients. Resident doctors working in emergency and in other vulnerable areas are in constant threat of becoming a victim of an assault. So, we humbly request you to kindly reinstate marshals/bouncers, which will provide a safe environment for our working resident doctors," it wrote to the hospital director.;
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New Delhi: Days after the state-run Lady Hardinge Medical College and Associated Hospital (LHMC) has withdrawn the services of marshals and bouncers hired for security purposes in the hospital campus, the Resident Doctors' Association (RDA) of the hospital has strongly opposed the move and requested to reinstate marshals/bouncers, which will provide a safe environment for working resident doctors.
In a letter to the hospital's Director on Thursday, it said the assault on resident doctors is increasing day by day and trimming the workforce of hospital security will make it worse.
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