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Deployed To Manage Covid19, Intern Docs Seek Respectable Stipend

Deployed To Manage Covid19, Intern Docs Seek Respectable Stipend Khalid Bashir Gura SRINAGAR: The medical interns at the Government Medical College (GMC) Srinagar are demanding they be treated at par with other healthcare workers and have sought incentives that Lt Governor Manoj Sinha had announced for frontline health workers on May 3. These doctors are working at the forefront amidst the deadly virulent second wave of Coronavirus. Lt Governor addressing the first batch of MBBS students of GMC Doda Lowest on the ladder of delivering patient care, these greenhorns have been excluded from incentives despite working day and night during the pandemic and acting as a supplement to the healthcare workforce in dealing with the surging load of patients.

COVID-19 In Jail: 53 Rohingyas Test Positive

SRINAGAR: Officials stated on Wednesday that 53 arrested Rohingyas tested positive for COVID-19 during a special three-day testing session at a detention centre in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district.

Covid Priority

Covid Priority Riyaz Wani Relatives and volunteers carry the body of a Covid-19 victim from the ambulance for last rites at a cremation ground in Srinagar, on Tuesday 25 May 2021. KL Image: Bilal Bahadur Jammu and Kashmir still continues to record the Covid-19 cases in the region of 3000 which is three times more than the peak last year. An average of over 50 people are dying every day, more of them surprisingly in Jammu, even when more than double the region’s cases are witnessed in Kashmir. This has pushed the healthcare infrastructure to the breaking point and further rise in infections could create chaos akin to the one being witnessed in New Delhi.

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