Junior doctors starting 10th strike of pay dispute

Junior doctors across the country are set to begin their 10th strike as part of an ongoing pay dispute with the government. The doctors, who are demanding better working conditions and fair compensation for their long hours, have been engaging in strikes and protests for months.

The latest strike is expected to impact hospitals and healthcare facilities, with many appointments and surgeries being postponed or canceled. The junior doctors are determined to continue their fight until their demands are met, despite facing criticism and pushback from government officials.

The pay dispute has highlighted the challenges faced by junior doctors in the healthcare system, including long working hours, low pay, and high levels of stress and burnout. Many doctors feel that they are undervalued and overworked, leading to a high turnover rate and a shortage of medical staff in some areas.

As the junior doctors prepare for their 10th strike, supporters are rallying behind them, calling for fair treatment and better working conditions for all healthcare workers. The outcome of the pay dispute remains uncertain, but one thing is clear – junior doctors are determined to fight for their rights and stand up for themselves and their colleagues.