Doctor suspended in Kashmir

Sunday, April 6, 2008, 12:34 [IST]

Srinagar, Apr 6 (UNI) The Jammu and Kashmir government has suspended a doctor for remaining absent from duty in shopian district in south Kashmir, official sources said.

They said Deputy Commissioner (DC) during inspection of Primary health centre at Tikroo village found the doctor absent from duty.

The DC also inspected various educational constitutions in Shopian district of south Kashmir, they said.

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