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FAIMA calls for nationwide shutdown of elective services in hospitals from Monday

Press Trust of india by Press Trust of india
October 14, 2024
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Kolkata: The Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA), a body representing Resident Doctors’ Associations (RDAs) across India, on Sunday called for a nationwide shutdown of elective services in hospitals from Monday in solidarity with medics’ ongoing protest in West Bengal, an official of the body said.

The decision was taken after a meeting of FAIMA on Saturday. The body, however, requested all RDAs to ensure that emergency services remain functional 24/7, he said.

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FAIMA said it stands in full solidarity with the junior doctors of West Bengal.

“After exhaustive discussions, we have unanimously decided that it is time to unite on a national scale. We had given an ultimatum for escalation to the Chief Minister of West Bengal in a previous letter, however no satisfactory action has been seen, compelling us to request all RDAs and medical associations across the country to join us in our call for a shutdown of elective services across the country, commencing Monday,” the body said in a communication.

The open letter was addressed to National Medical Associations, state Resident Doctors’ Associations (RDAs) and Resident Doctors’ Associations (RDAs) from various medical colleges and institutes of national importance.

“However, we request all RDAs and associations to keep emergency facilities open 24×7, since patients who need our urgent service must not suffer,” the letter read.

Junior doctors have been on fast-unto-death since October 5 demanding justice for the deceased woman medic at the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital besides addressing other issues.

Three doctors have been hospitalised after their health condition deteriorated due to fasting.

 

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