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Bihar: Junior doctors seek revocation of COVID- facility status of medical colleges
Bihar: The junior doctors of Bihar have urged the authorities to revoke the COVID-19 facility status of Patna, Gaya, and Bhagalpur Medical College and hospitals due to the lack of patients and have also requested the authorities to allow admission of non-COVID patients. Most of these junior doctors are postgraduate medical students and are pursuing their internships. However, turning the...
Bihar: The junior doctors of Bihar have urged the authorities to revoke the COVID-19 facility status of Patna, Gaya, and Bhagalpur Medical College and hospitals due to the lack of patients and have also requested the authorities to allow admission of non-COVID patients.
Most of these junior doctors are postgraduate medical students and are pursuing their internships. However, turning the medical colleges as COVID facility will hamper their learning process as they will not get the chance of treating patients of different diseases which might cause an academic loss for them, they have stated.
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