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Maharashtra Medical Interns write to CM demanding incentives payment of Rs 30,000 pm for additional COVID services
Maharashtra: Distressed by the non-payment of incentives for additional COVID services, the Association of State Medical Interns, Maharashtra (ASMI) has now delivered a letter to the Chief Minister of Maharashtra demanding immediate payment of the pending incentives amounting to rupees 30000 per month.
The interns stated that they have been working day and night under the constant risk of infection in the covid wards in order to contain the pandemic but they have not received any incentive for their additional covid work for almost 8 months now. Stating it as demotivational for the intern doctors, the association has sought quick redressal from the concerned authorities.
Interns all over maharshtra working in covid with same dedication so we demand the same incentive for every intern!#incentiveforinterns@OfficeofUT @AjitPawarSpeaks @rajeshtope11 @AmitV_Deshmukh @tatyaraolahane @AUThackeray pic.twitter.com/RnqagJ9pWW
— ASSOCIATION OF STATE MEDICAL INTERNS (@of_interns) January 11, 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.