
PGIMER Seeks Public Cooperation Amid Workers' Strike
PGIMER Director Prof. Vivek Lal has called for public cooperation during a strike by over 4000 outsourced workers, emphasizing the institute's commitment to maintaining patient care. He labeled the strike as "unethical and uncalled for," given PGIMER's critical role in serving patients from seven states.
PGIMER Director Prof. Vivek Lal has called for public cooperation during a strike by over 4000 outsourced workers, emphasizing the institute's commitment to maintaining patient care. He labeled the strike as "unethical and uncalled for," given PGIMER's critical role in serving patients from seven states. Measures, including mobilizing regular staff and volunteers, have been taken to minimize disruption. The public is urged to use online registration services and exercise patience, especially in parking and queuing. While efforts are being made to keep essential services unaffected, elective surgeries may face temporary disruptions.
Seeking cooperation from public, the Director reiterated, “We are committed to maintaining patient care and are working hard to minimize disruptions. Your continued support is crucial to ensuring that our services run smoothly and that patient care remains our top priority."
