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Not just Covid, India s junior doctors are also struggling with pay cuts & delayed salaries

Not just Covid, India’s junior doctors are also struggling with pay cuts & delayed salaries Sravasti Dasgupta © Provided by The Print New Delhi: To tackle the massive second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital one of the country’s largest central government-run facilities is recruiting junior and senior resident doctors on a contractual basis. They are to be deployed at a new 46-bed makeshift Covid facility expected to come up in the hospital premises. While Safdarjung Hospital has invited applications for 96 posts, the salary on offer has outraged resident doctors, who say the stipend on offer is Rs 25,000-35,000 less than what they would get before the pandemic. They also say that the circular is only the latest example of the government’s insensitivity to the financial instability that doctors are facing since Covid-19 struck.

COVID patients can get vaccinated 3 months after recovery: Health Ministry

COVID patients can get vaccinated 3 months after recovery: Health Ministry Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said that the decision has been taken considering the evolving situation of the pandemic, emerging scientific evidence and experience from across the globe BusinessToday.In | May 19, 2021 | Updated 18:15 IST COVID-19 patients will have to wait for three months after recovery to get vaccinated against the virus, mandates a new advisory from the Health Ministry. In a letter to chief sectretaries of all states and union territories on Wednesday, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said that the decision has been taken considering the evolving situation of the pandemic, emerging scientific evidence and experience from across the globe .

SCBA writes to health ministry to sanction Covishield doses on urgent basis | India News

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) has written to the Union Health Ministry requesting it to sanction 2,500 doses of Covid-19 vaccine Covishield on an urgent basis and allocate it to the Delhi government s vaccination centre at the apex court for vaccinating members of the bar body expeditiously. In his May 17 letter, senior advocate and SCBA president Vikas Singh has said that considering the “grim situation” where the bar body has lost 90 of its members in the recent past, an appropriate direction may be issued to vaccine manufacturer Serum Institute of India (SII) so that Covishield doses could be provided on an urgent basis.

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