Resident Doctors Suspend Strike After Reaching Preliminary Agreement

After months of continuous strikes, resident doctors have announced the suspension of their industrial action, citing a preliminary agreement with the government to improve their working conditions.

In a statement released on Thursday, the Resident Doctors Syndicate expressed its commitment to the agreement, which aims to address the long-standing issues affecting medical residency.

The syndicate revealed that a joint committee has been established with the Ministry of Health and the College of Medicine to oversee the implementation of the agreement’s terms.

The decision to suspend the strike is seen as a sign of goodwill and a demonstration of the government’s willingness to reform the medical residency system.