Abuja Hospitals Struggle Amid Doctors' Strike
Hospitals in Abuja, including Wuse General Hospital and Maitama District Hospital, faced disruptions as doctors continued their strike into the second day. Patients encountered challenges with limited medical staff, with nurses struggling to manage services.
Concerns were raised about essential services being affected, such as kidney dialysis and emergency care. The strike led to a significant drop in patient numbers seeking treatment, impacting services like the National Health Insurance Scheme.
Patients expressed frustration over the lack of medical attention and the difficulties in accessing necessary healthcare during the strike.
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