LNJP Hospital Mass Terminate 95 COVID Nurses Via a Watsapp Message
New Delhi: Hue and cry have been created after around 95 nurses, who were recruited eleven months ago during the COVID-19 pandemic at the Lok Nayak Hospital to increase the medical staff in order to manage the growing cases are reported to have been arbitrarily terminated through a Whatsapp message.
The nurses received their termination letter through Whatsapp, reports the Times of India. The message read, "On May 14, 2021, a Covid facility was started at Ramlila Maidan. All the staff posted worked for hand in hand to run this facility smoothly. Now as Covid has come to an end and this facility is being shut down, it's time to say goodbye. All the nurses posted at the Ramlila ground or in vaccination (section) or in Lok Nayak Hospital... are directed not to continue with their duties."
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A medical staff, whose service was terminated earlier this month said that they were not informed beforehand through any notice, but only through a whatsapp message. The staff said that 300 nurses were recruited for serving the Covid wards last year, while some were deputed in the main hospital, a few for vaccination, and 95 at the Ramlila Maidan Covid center."
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