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Water supply cut for 5 days at BJ Medical College hostel, Medicos threaten strike
Ahmedabad: The distressed doctors and medicos residing at the PG hostel of BJ Medical College are facing tremendous problems as they have no water supply for the last five consecutive days. The agitated hostellers stated that due to the unavailability of water they have to leave for work without even taking a bath which is extremely necessary during the pandemic. Moreover, even after...
Ahmedabad: The distressed doctors and medicos residing at the PG hostel of BJ Medical College are facing tremendous problems as they have no water supply for the last five consecutive days.
The agitated hostellers stated that due to the unavailability of water they have to leave for work without even taking a bath which is extremely necessary during the pandemic. Moreover, even after constantly working for long shifts, the scarcity of water has added to their perils as they are unable to take care of their personal hygiene.
The medicos further added that despite requesting PIU officials a couple of times, no steps have yet been taken for their redressal.
Sanchari Chattopadhyay has pursued her M.A in English and Culture Studies from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal. She likes observing cultural specificities and exploring new places.