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إضراب شامل لأطباء العظام بمستشفى كسلا التعليمي احتجاجاً على تردي البيئة الصحية

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أعلن أطباء ونواب جراحة العظام بمستشفى كسلا التعليمي الدخول في إضراب مفتوح وشامل عن العمل اعتباراً من الأربعاء 30 سبتمبر، مشتملاً حالات الطوارئ والعيادات والعمليات المجدولة والطارئة، وذلك جراء التردي المريع لبيئة العمل وانعدام مقومات السلامة بمجمع العمليات. وأفاد الأطباء، في بيان صحفي، بتوقف المجمع تماماً نتيجة النقص الحاد في أجهزة التخدير الصالحة للاستخدام وغياب …

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