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NSTnation Doctors and healthcare workers on contract at government hospitals nationwide have been beseeched not to abandon their posts and duty to their patients by taking part in tomorrow's HartalDoktorKontrak walkout.

 

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Whynot? Let them walkout since they're now being treated as disposable people or Borg drones. Let them walkout TrustNoOne

I believe contract doctors have remembered and stayed true to their oath all this while. But they are also human and the pandemic has affected them too. For all their services to date, they should be made permanent. It's not a reward, it's what they have worked for.

You were well aware of the issue all along. Dr Noor. Did you do anything?

It is a time for KKMPutrajaya DrAdhamBaba DGHisham to be replaced. They not only fail with covid19 pandemic but also these young doctors & nurses. How can any nation will give contracts to these professional that working for Govt especially hospitals a contract not permanent

But they are CONTRACT DOCTORS.

i am surprised this is coming from you DGHisham. it should be you being supportive with them, your team, colleagues, and critical towards some stupid politicians/ministers handling the government, particularly the health/medical sector.

So all these years, they have been holding up their oath, and sacrifices a lot, you didn't even bat an eye. And suddenly when they demand their rights, you want to bring this up? 'DO NO HARM' and yet it was okay for you to harm these doctors physically/psychologically? BULLSHIT

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