FCT Resident Doctors Begin Warning Strike Over Health System Failures
Resident Doctors in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have commenced a seven-day warning strike due to systemic failures in the FCT health system. The decision was announced in a communiqué signed by the Association of Resident Doctors President, Dr. George Ebong, and other executive members.
Dr. Ebong highlighted the intense pressure faced by resident doctors who often have to cover multiple departments due to a shortage of manpower. The strike aims to draw attention to the urgent need for comprehensive reforms in the FCT health sector to improve working conditions and patient care.
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