Junior doctor threatened by patient's attendants at NIMS Hyderabad

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Resident doctors at NIMS Hyderabad held a protest on Thursday after a junior resident was verbally abused and threatened by a patient's attendants.
The incident took place on Wednesday afternoon when Dr K. Srikanth, a junior resident in Emergency Medicine, asked a patient's relatives to wait a few minutes for a catheterisation procedure while he attended to other emergency cases.
The relatives used abusive language, questioned the doctors' salaries, and allegedly threatened the doctor with physical violence, according to the Resident Doctors Association.
Security personnel and the duty resident medical officer intervened, after which the relatives left the hospital, and the doctor filed a written complaint with the RMO.
The protest highlights the demand for stronger security for resident doctors working in emergency and triage areas.

Whether hospital authorities take action against the attendants or tighten security in emergency areas.
Any response from NIMS management to the RDA's security demands.

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