Kerala government doctors to intensify strike; announce march to DME office

In a significant escalation of their ongoing protest, government doctors in Kerala have announced plans to intensify their strike by marching to the office of the Director of Medical Education (DME). This decision follows a series of grievances raised by the medical community regarding issues such as inadequate pay, excessive workloads, and a lack of necessary resources. The doctors, who have been on strike for several weeks, argue that their demands are crucial for improving healthcare services in the state. The state government has been urged to address these issues promptly to prevent further disruption in medical services, which could impact patient care. The march to the DME office is expected to draw significant participation and aims to highlight the pressing needs of government healthcare professionals, as well as the broader implications for public health in Kerala. As the situation develops, both the doctors and the government are expected to engage in further discussions to seek a resolution that meets the needs of healthcare providers while ensuring the continued delivery of essential medical services to the community.