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Osmania Hospital doctors treat patients by wearing helmets
Doctors at Osmania Hospital intensified the protests for a new hospital building by attending the patients wearing helmets Though several complaints were lodged against the old building which is under dilapidation state, no leader has turned up to resolve the issue, it is learnt
Doctors at Osmania Hospital intensified the protests for a new hospital building by attending the patients wearing helmets. Though several complaints were lodged against the old building which is under dilapidation state, no leader has turned up to resolve the issue, it is learnt.
After being ignored by the government, the hospital doctors have come up with the unique ways of protest. It may be recalled that three incidents of roof plaster falling off over the patients have been reported in last month. The doctors also said that they will hold the protest until the issues get addressed.
"Anytime the ceiling would fall on our heads. To protect ourselves we have decided to wear helmets," said a doctor.
The doctors also set up outpatient stalls on the hospital campus in collaboration with nurses and members of Junior Doctors Association (JUDA) instead of regular wards on Thursday.
