Punjab Health Department to take action against siege of DGHS
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Agitated over the siege of Directorate General Health Services in the state, the Punjab Health Department is likely to take a strict action against the miscreants.
According to some sources, those who have been leading the siege including, employees on probation will be identified through 'high definition CCTV footage'. A strict measure is likely to be taken with those employees likely to be will be sacked; while the regular will be suspended those on contract will be issued notices for termination of service. The department is likely to start proceedings in a couple of days.
The siege at DGHS includes barring of entry of any officer in the office. It has been essentially led by vaccinators, lady health workers and employees of Dengue Control Programme, with paramedics and lady health workers also becoming a part of it later. Their joint demands include implementation of service structure, promotion in next grade, regularization of adhoc employees and health professional allowance.
According to some sources, those who have been leading the siege including, employees on probation will be identified through 'high definition CCTV footage'. A strict measure is likely to be taken with those employees likely to be will be sacked; while the regular will be suspended those on contract will be issued notices for termination of service. The department is likely to start proceedings in a couple of days.
The siege at DGHS includes barring of entry of any officer in the office. It has been essentially led by vaccinators, lady health workers and employees of Dengue Control Programme, with paramedics and lady health workers also becoming a part of it later. Their joint demands include implementation of service structure, promotion in next grade, regularization of adhoc employees and health professional allowance.
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