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PG Medical students say NO to Covid-19 duty
Bengaluru: Taking cognizance of the increasing number of COVID cases in the state, the Karnataka government has once again decided to deploy Post Graduate medical (PG Medical) students in government facilities to provide treatment to the patients. However, the PG medicos of Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI) are unwilling to join the COVID duties again. They have...
Bengaluru: Taking cognizance of the increasing number of COVID cases in the state, the Karnataka government has once again decided to deploy Post Graduate medical (PG Medical) students in government facilities to provide treatment to the patients. However, the PG medicos of Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI) are unwilling to join the COVID duties again. They have approached the Dean with a request to employ them in non-COVID services.
After one long year the if you still fail to recruit doctors and still depend upon PG students and interns for handling the crisis at the cost of their education, must be really sad and shameful!#savemedicaleducation@mla_sudhakar @CMofKarnataka @IMAIndiaOrg @BSYBJP @VCRguhs
— Karnataka Association Of Resident Doctors (@karnatakarda) March 18, 2021
If an entire govt, its ministers, all its MLAs can't get an alternative infrastructure and human resource for second wave. U still rely on postgraduate students to hide your failures. Irrespective of the party, U r worthless. Joke is on U. @mla_sudhakar @CMofKarnataka
— dayanand sagar (@dayanan35801787) March 17, 2021
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.