The ongoing industrial action by the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) will continue, as a meeting between the body and the House of Representatives Committee on Health has ended in deadlock, FIJ can report.
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While opening the meeting, which began on Monday, Tanko Sununu, Chairman of the committee, had said the meeting was convened with the view to finding a solution to issues behind the strike.
However, on Tuesday, the meeting took a new twist as NARD claimed the agreements reached were unfavourable to the doctors.
As result of this, the meeting was adjourned indefinitely.
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