QUETTA: The deadlock between young doctors and the provincial government in Balochistan continues, due to which patients are being humiliated in severe cold. In the wake of the ongoing deadlock between the provincial government and young doctors, the patients are facing severe problems in Balochistan. Three months have passed since the strike shut down OPDs and indoor services in government hospitals, leaving children, the elderly, and women unwell. The strike by the young doctors in government hospitals across Balochistan is forcing patients to seek medical aid through private hospitals offering expensive treatments.  Arooj Aftab, Pakistani vocalist, scheduled to perform at Coachella US senate bill aims at ending China’s control over rare earths minerals Indian government blames weather for Bipin Rawat helicopter crash Security forces kill terrorist, apprehend two others during IBO in KP According to Baaghi TV reports, a few days ago the protesting young doctors tried to enter the red zone following which the police officials arrested approximately 20 doctors and charged batons at them. Meanwhile, six policemen were injured during contact.  It may be recalled that the strike of young doctors and paramedical staff in different districts of Balochistan including Quetta has been going on for several days. … Continue reading Young doctors, provincial govt continue deadlock