NAWABSHAH, Nov 9: Members of the Sindh Paramedical Staff Association, People’s Medical College and Hospital Unit Nawabshah, observed a token hunger strike outside the local press club against the administration of the PMC on Thursday.

The protesters came out in groups from the PMC hospital and converged outside the press club. Carrying banners and placards, the protesters raised slogans against the principal of the PMC.

The protesters included, Nazeer Detho, central president, Saleem Bhatti, Moin Khan, Syed Akbar Shah, Maqbool Masih and others.

Talking to newsmen, they said that the PMC administration had done injustice to paramedical staff and three employee were arrested in a fake case.

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