Medicos warned of action for neglecting G20 Summit duties

NEW DELHI: Delhi government on Tuesday issued a stern warning to doctors and healthcare workers of strict action if anyone was found deliberately neglecting their duties in providing healthcare services to the foreign delegates during the G20 Summit.
Health minister Saurabh Bharadwaj said misconduct will not be tolerated and will be dealt with severely.During a meeting attended by over 150 doctors and paramedical staff assigned to manage the health system for incoming guests from abroad, he instructed them to fulfil their responsibilities diligently, as any lapse in duty could lead to serious consequences.
He said, "we have a golden opportunity to enhance the pride of our nation. We must work in such a way regarding the healthcare system for the foreign delegates that when they return to their respective countries, they carry back wonderful and beautiful memories of Delhi".
Bharadwaj called upon all the healthcare personnel to work in a manner that ensures the foreign guests leave Delhi with nothing but good memories. "Since the summit is taking place in the city, Delhi government's responsibility is even greater as compared to other governments," he said.