Incident Reports

NMA expresses solidarity with Dr KC; issues 24-hour ultimatum

2015-03-28

Bagmati, Kathmandu, Kathmandu, Ward 10

 Expressing solidarity with Dr. Govinda KC, Nepal Medical Association (NMA), an umbrella organization of doctors, on Saturday issued a 24-hour ultimatum to the government. An emergency NMA meeting on Saturday decided to operate its Out Patient Department (OPD) service in the hospital premises with black armbands from Monday if Dr. KC's demands are not met within 24 hours. "All government and private hospitals, medical colleges, nursing homes, and clinics will operate OPD service in its premises with doctors wearing black arms bands from Monday if the government fails to address KC's demands," a press statement by NMA reads. 
Details and Impacts
Violent / Non-violent Nonviolent
Primary Form Other forms of non-violent protest
Primary Cause Issues related to the quality of public services (health, education etc.)and access to these services
Actor 1 - Number of people n/a
Actor 1 - Affiliations Health sector/health workers, doctors
Actor 1 - Youth na
Actor 2 - Number of people n/a
Actor 2 - Affiliation (Target) Government and civil servants at central level
Actor 2 - Youth na
National/Online Media

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