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    Protests doctors Diyala continues .. and warnings from the deterioration of health services

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    Protests doctors Diyala continues .. and warnings from the deterioration of health services Empty Protests doctors Diyala continues .. and warnings from the deterioration of health services

    Post by Rocky Sat 13 Feb 2016, 3:40 am

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    Protests doctors Diyala continues .. and warnings from the deterioration of health services


     Diyala / Hassan Ahmed 

    Dozens of medical personnel systems in Diyala province for the seventh day in a row, a pause in the Virgin Children's Hospital, the center of Baquba, in protest against the phenomenon of "kidnapping" of medical staff, and stressed they continue to protest until the release of the abducted doctors, while threatening to "migrate" out of the country in the event of continued targeted, warned of "the deterioration of the health situation across the province." 
    said captain doctors Diyala province, Morteza Khazraji in an interview (range Press), "the medical staff in the health sector of the province organized a vigil for the seventh day in a row in the Virgin Hospital for Children, central Baquba, against the repeated abductions that goes on doctors and the rest of Alkuadrasahah in the province, "and threatened to" continuing the vigil a day until the release of the abducted doctors. " 
    He added Khazraji, that" the medical staff began to miss the official working hours due to the large concerns resulting from the deterioration of the security situation in the province, "warning of" the deterioration of the health situation across the province and the migration of doctors, pharmacists and even Alamadmedin in the event of failure to reach any conclusion by the security forces and to reach the culprits who kidnapped doctors. " 
    a number of health personnel in Diyala province, staged during the past few days, and vigils against abductions repeated to doctors in the province, while calling the Provincial Council to convene an emergency session to host the security leaders and develop solutions to food processors. 
    the doctors union in Diyala province, warned on Sunday, (the February 7, 2016), from the collapse of medical services within the province , as called for "urgent and pause to protect this segment of the target of criminal gangs," called for the provision of security processors to prevent the migration of doctors out of the province. 
    the number of health institutions in Diyala province (55 km) northeast of Baghdad has been its cadres to attacks by armed groups as a result of tribal and criminal targets. 
    the health sector is suffering in Iraq, a number of problems, particularly the lack of human resources and a lack of funding and a lack of operating efficiencies in the sector, both in administrative terms, diagrams, financial or in the administrative structure of the health and others.

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