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Patients suffer as strike at ATH enters 8th day

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Abdul Khaliq Qureshi
Abbottabad

Strike of the doctors and sanitation staff of Ayub Teaching Hospital (ATH) complex entered into 8th day where all allied units like paramedics and others has also joined the strike and the main sufferer are poor patients.

KP government higher authorities are not taking interest to bring cool down the protestors and make any positive and concrete efforts to sort out the issue as both the parties, administration and the grand alliance of the protesting associations off the complex are not backing from their stance. The cleaneless condition of the hospital is miserable while only emergency cover is provided to the patients while the patients in other wards are un-attended.

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