Bihar empowers DMs, superintendents to appoint health workers for 3 months
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Bihar empowers DMs, superintendents to appoint health workers for 3 months
As the number of COVID cases is increasing in Bihar, state Health Minister Mangal Pandey on May 06 said the state government has now given the power to District Magistrate and medical colleges' superintendent to appoint doctors, nurses and paramedical staff for 3 months during this COVID period.
"As cases are rising in the state we need more manpower to increase beds in hospitals.
District Magistrate and medical colleges' superintendents can now appoint doctors, nurses and paramedical staff for 3 months during this COVID period," Pandey told ANI.
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