A Tribute to Doctors
Praise Me Not - Blame Me Not Blow hot, Blow Cold. This is what I felt when reading two contradictory news publications in a daily paper yesterday and today. While the concern towards the emotion of the general public is appreciated, for me it appeared to be a biased one as it failed to notify the plight of the medical fraternity. The news was about the suicide of a gynaecologist after being charged by police on charges of murder over the death of a pregnant woman during childbirth under her care. Also, it covered up the assault on two district Doctors for the death of a patient with renal disease. In both cases, the actions of the police mitigate the emotional outburst of the dead patient's protesting relatives. The incidents led to the protest by both affected parties both the Doctor and patient, the people to govern the law and order should exercise caution in handling the situation. Neither the public nor the police have any radical first-hand information about what went wron...