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Junior doctors in West Bengal are considering their next steps after a section of senior doctors asked them to reconsider their complete work cease-fire, citing the suffering of patients. The junior doctors renewed their strike on October 1 following an attack on medics by a patient's family at a state-run hospital. They will hold a meeting to discuss the current situation and their demands for security, which have not been addressed by the government yet.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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