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The doctors, who have been protesting near the West Bengal Health Department for the last 10 days, will march from the protest site to the CGO Complex to end their protest and demand a speedy inquiry into the incident. The doctors have also announced to set up Abhaya Medical Camps in the flood-affected areas of the state from Friday in memory of the brutal murder of the female trainee doctor.
The West Bengal Junior Doctors Front held a press conference outside the CBI office in Kolkata. They said that due to the flood situation, we are stopping our dharna-protest. We will serve in the flood-affected areas from tomorrow, but our protest will not stop. We will continue it in all medical colleges and hospitals. We will wait till the next Supreme Court hearing. If we do not get justice, we will start our protest again. Earlier, the doctors had talked about marching to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) office in Salt Lake. After the West Bengal government accepted most of the demands, the junior doctors, who have been protesting for 41 days, had announced that they would partially end their agitation from Saturday and return to emergency and essential services in state-run hospitals.
The doctors, who have been protesting near the West Bengal Health Department for the last 10 days, will march from the protest site to the CGO Complex to end their protest and demand a speedy inquiry into the incident. The doctors have also announced to set up Abhaya Medical Camps in the flood-affected areas of the state from Friday in memory of the brutal murder of the female trainee doctor.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying the state government will cancel all agreements with the Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) as unilateral release of water by the corporation has resulted in floods in south Bengal districts.
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