Civil society demands stern action

Srinagar, Jan 17: Civil Society of Handwara has taken a strong exception of the letter issued by the President Doctors Association Handwara stating that doctors were not responsible for the death of an infant at Handwara hospital.   
 The Civil Society Member Tahir Majeed Lone appealed Health Minister to take stern action against the people indicted by the three member committee which submitted its report to Director Health Service Saleem-ur-Rehman recently

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