Junior doctors in Wales begin strike amid pay disputes


LONDON, Feb. 21 (Xinhua) -- Thousands of junior doctors in Wales began a three-day strike on Wednesday over continued pay disputes, the second walkout since January, the British Medical Association (BMA) announced.

"No doctor wants to strike but years of undervaluing our lifesaving service have led us here. Junior doctors in Wales have experienced a pay cut of 29.6 percent in real terms over the last 15 years," Oba Babs-Osibodu and Peter Fahey, co-chairs of BMA Cymru Wales' junior doctors committee, said in a press release.

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