IndiaThree junior doctors and a nurse at Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Government Medical College and Hospital in Faridabad were suspended for being absent from the emergency ward during their shifts. The suspensions followed a patient's complaint about the lack of medical staff on July 3. Hospital officials stated that the reasons for the absences were under investigation. The hospital director emphasized the seriousness of the incident, noting that the nurse had prior warnings for similar behavior. The junior doctors, who work on contracts, face potential termination, while the nurse, a permanent employee, will undergo further inquiry. This incident comes amid reports of other hospital safety and staffing issues in nearby areas of southern Haryana.
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