Healthcare PPP ends in 52 hospitals

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The government has suddenly cancelled the Arogya Bandhu Public Private Partnership in primary healthcare in 52 private hospitals in the state karnataka. All 940 staff, including doctors in 52 hospitals in Karnataka, have been instructed to leave.The worst affected are poor people .. The government has ordered staff and doctors to vacate the hospital from February 8.  Confirmed by the government order which clearly talks about appointing the necessary staff and doctors

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