Zamfara Govt Urges Health Workers to Avoid Strike Amid Cholera Outbreak
Zamfara State Government appeals to Medical Health Workers Union Nigeria (MHWUN) to reconsider their planned strike amidst a cholera outbreak. The State Commissioner of Health, Nafisa Mohammed Maradun, emphasized the importance of prioritizing public health and safety.
The government recently increased salaries to motivate healthcare professionals, but negotiations are ongoing. Maradun urged the union to focus on containing the cholera outbreak and assured continuous dialogue to resolve issues.
The government remains committed to providing medical supplies, free drugs, and sanitation services to affected communities. The appeal aims to prevent disruptions in healthcare services during the critical time of the cholera crisis.
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