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Hospicio, IMA doctors condemn attack on West Bengal docs in separate protests

Hospicio, IMA doctors condemn attack on West Bengal docs in separate protests

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MARGAO

Government doctors attached to the Hospicio hospital as well as private  doctors, who are members of the Indian Medical Association (IMA) held  separate protests in the city here against violence let loose on doctors  in West Bengal.

While Hospicio doctors led by Medical Superintendent  Dr Ira Almeida held a protest outside the Hospicio hospital, IMA  doctors assembled at the Ravindra Bhavan to protest and condemn the  violence on doctors. 

Secretary IMA, Margao branch, Dr Suraj  Prabhudesai said the sole aim of the protest is directed against the  violence on doctors which has left the doctor community in a state of fear and restlessness. “We are all aware of the recent attack on Dr  Praibha Mukherjee, a young doctor at the NRS Medical College, Kolkata is in a very critical state and is fighting for his life. We, the members  of Margao IMA strongly condemn such cowardly act,” he said, adding that  this act is brutal and inhuman and involves workplace violence.

IMA,  Margao branch President Dr Sudhir Shet said the violence against doctors  is a long pending issues, adding that it is time for the doctor  community to stand united against such acts in order to protect its  members. “We wholeheartedly extend our support to the resident doctors  at NRS Medical College and Hospital. We urge the West Bengal government  to look into this matter with a serious intent and take appropriate  actions against the criminals,” Shet demanded.

He said the Goa  Medicare Act brought in force by former Chief Minister late Manohar Parrikar  has been a good law and should be implemented in necessary cases in  Goa.

The IMA also requested the doctors in government organisations to  extend their support to the cause, saying IMA will work with solidarity  for the resident doctors till a satisfactory solution is worked out in  this regard.

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