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The doctors at Donostia Hospital and Txagorritxu will not be overtime in the afternoon shift from today

On the other hand, the Zumarraga Hospital will join the protest from 27 April and the hospitals in Bizkaia from 27 May. They have decided to take this new step in view of the fact that the strike in force "has not caused any anger".

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Araba Hospital. Photo: Europa Press

The doctors at the Donostia University Hospital and the\ u00A0 University Hospital in Álava will no longer perform an extra hour in the afternoon shift. In May, the hospitals in Bizkaia, Cruces, Basurto, San Eloy and Urduliz, will join the protest.

The doctors at Zumarraga Hospitalannounced yesterday ere that from April 27  will not perform extra hours in the afternoon.

The protest has been promoted by an organization working for the rightsof doctors, in view of thefactthat the monthly  strike "does not bear fruit", a decision with which they intend to "take a further step in the pressure" on the way to achieving their own status and "proclaim the improvements that communities can make", according to spokesman Ricardo Martín López.

According to him, afternoon overtime is voluntary, but it helps to ease waiting lists .

Since the strike began, the lists have been extended for about 20 days, affecting some 300,000 patients in the Basque Country.


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