Consultants and specialist doctors vote to strike

In a historic move, consultants and specialist doctors across the country have voted to go on strike in protest of working conditions and pay disparities. The decision comes after months of negotiations with hospital administrators and government officials failed to produce any meaningful results.

The healthcare workers argue that they are overworked and underpaid, with many putting in long hours without adequate compensation. They also point to the lack of support and resources available to them, which they claim is putting patient care at risk.

The strike is expected to have a significant impact on hospitals and clinics, as consultants and specialist doctors play a crucial role in providing high-quality care to patients. The healthcare workers are calling on the government to address their concerns and provide better working conditions and pay rates.

The strike is scheduled to begin next week, and negotiations are ongoing to try and avoid a prolonged walkout that could disrupt healthcare services across the country.