Govt ready to discuss medical school quota hike in open manner: S Korean minister
"We intend to engage in sincere discussions with the medical community to persuade them and resolve the dispute," Cho told a government response meeting.
"We intend to engage in sincere discussions with the medical community to persuade them and resolve the dispute," Cho told a government response meeting.
The South Korean government is open to talks with doctors if they come up with a unified and reasonable solution to resolve an impasse over a reform to hike the number of medical students, a senior official said on Tuesday.
He said that action has been taken as per rules against those firms whose samples have failed and some have also been blacklisted.
The Minister stressed that people should not panic and take requisite precautions to ward off the infection.
On Saturday, lieutenant governor had recommended a CBI inquiry into "Not of Standard Quality" drugs being supplied in Delhi government hospitals.
As 96 countries had reported Omicron cases, the Government had identified the risk countries and imposed restrictions on travelers coming from there.
Dr. Suresh Kumar, MD, LNJP, said "We are installing five PSA plants in the hospital. This medical oxygen will be distributed to hospital wards through pipes. This installation of plants will help in combating the potential third wave of COVID-19."
The statement said that various departments, including ICDS, revenue, local bodies, education, UNICEF, WHO, Rotary International, and other NGOs were supporting the programme.
The state, according to the office of the Health Minister, has also prepared a detailed proposal on the time frame in which the health department and local bodies would complete the inoculation process if the special allocation is permitted
The Delhi Government has not dropped its guard and is consistently working to avoid a possible outbreak of the third Covid-19 wave in Delhi.
