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LETTER TO THE EDITOR

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 Kathmandu Tuesday May 01, 2001 Baishakh 18,  2058.


True social workers?

I am very happy for publishing letters on social issues. This letter is in response to the newsreport "Nurses on Strike" at the state-run Bir Hospital (TKP, April 26, 2001). I was highly disappointed after reading the news. Such a strike, that too, at a public hospital ? What a shameful matter? What will happen to those hospitalized and other outdoor patients, who come from far and wide? Who will attend to them?

In the name of "utilizing" democratic tools, nurses are on a strike, demanding that their allowance be restored. Whether their demands are justified or not is a different question altogether, but how can they be so incompassionate towards the old and the sick. Couldn't they resort to other means to raise their voice. Their recent behaviour has only served to expose selfish traits and gross irresponsibility. Have their professional ethics gone off to sleep?


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