Mass resignations may not take place on April 1 but later in the month, says Mogok Doktor Kontrak


PETALING JAYA: Mogok Doktor Malaysia, the movement which has threatened a nationwide strike, has now claimed that it is expecting some 3,000 contract doctors to leave the Health Ministry in the coming days and not necessarily on April 1.

"(Some) 3,000 might resign within that month, not necessarily on the first day of April, because most of them are currently waiting for the final results of their interview for a permanent post which was held one week ago," a spokesperson for the group told The Star.

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