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إضراب أطباء الحصاحيصا يتواصل.. ومطالب بلا استجابة

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دخل إضراب أطباء مستشفى الحصاحيصا التعليمي يومه التاسع على التوالي، احتجاجاً على تدهور بيئة العمل ونقص المعينات الطبية، وسط اتهامات للجهات المختصة بالتقاعس عن الاستجابة لمطالبهم. وقال عضو بلجنة الإضراب، في منشور متداول على مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي، إن الأطباء استأنفوا إضرابهم عقب انتهاء المهلة الممنوحة لإدارة المستشفى ومجلس الأمناء لتنفيذ المطالب، دون إحراز تقدم، …

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