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So far the rights and demands of health workers has been chained under the ” Cahppal ” of so called” veriya” the boss of DPH and his AUVAANUN
Congra… .. Hope this is a constructive but not a destructive beginning …Thanks for the administrators for their courage and dedicated services to improve the condition of health workers of maldives.
so far the rights and demands of health workers has been chained under the ” Cahppal ” of so called ” veriya” the boss of DPH and his AUVAANUN. They think, health workers are their slaves and they are living for them only. Factors like spending more than half of HW’s salary, and sending ” hadiya gonu” to theirs boss to survive or to keep breathing, made this condition worse.
No one has the courage to say a single word to them.. no one, not a single one ( in the past) right now there are health workers who can do a lot to change this scenario .. And this is a beginning of an immerging light ……. I hope and pray….
I am honestly and bravely with u
I know what has happened and what is happening in MOH and DPH. I know the dirty game they played during the last decades and what they are doing right now. ( I know their ” Kibalhi faraai” )
I know health workers but those who are against health workers. I know the barriers who are against health workers, I know the “FEEDERS” ( specially the beautiful lady health workers ) who keep them alive. I know those who chew nuts from their boss’s MADISEELA . SO I am ready to fight against them for the benefit of HW’s Just let me know how and when can I help u AND Pls don’t make this site as a junkyard = phc maldives (phc.maldives@gmail.com) 03/06/200 7(05:05 PM) Maldives Health Workers
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