PUTRAJAYA: The Health Ministry (MoH) appreciates the commitment and high professionalism of health personnel in the public service who place the priority of patients above personal interest by rejecting the strike organised by doctors recently.

KUALA LUMPUR: Military hospitals were not affected by the purported contract doctors’ strike.

PETALING JAYA: Mogok Doktor Malaysia has deactivated its Instagram account today, which is the second day of its planned strike.

GEORGE TOWN: It was another day of business as usual at the Penang Hospital here today despite the purported three-day strike by contract doctors organised by Mogok Doktor Malaysia.

PETALING JAYA: It is another quiet day of the purported contract doctors’ strike as there seems to be no apparent impact towards operations at hospitals in the city centre.

KUALA LUMPUR: Despite hospital managements nationwide claiming that there were no changes in daily operations, Mogok Doktor Malaysia said the first day of their strike was indeed successful.

JITRA: Public health services in Kedah have yet to be affected by the supposed strike involving contract doctors starting today.

GEORGE TOWN: State Health Committee chairman Dr Norlela Ariffin said there was minimal impact from the purported strike involving contract doctors on the operations of hospitals and health clinics in the state.

KOTA BARU: No contract doctors in Kelantan are participating in a three-day strike initiated by Mogok Doktor Malaysia.

KUALA LUMPUR: Hartal Doktor Kontrak (HDK) will be submitting a memorandum to Health Minister Dr Zaliha Mustafa for the group to be included in the government’s newly formed high level committee (HLC).

KOTA KINABALU: Operations at the three main government hospitals in the state capital here were running normally despite a threatened strike by contract workers from today until Wednesday.

KUALA LUMPUR: The purported strike involving contract doctors did not seem to impact operations at hospitals today. In fact, there were no signs that such a strike was even happening, from checks by the New Straits Times.

KUALA LUMPUR: Government hospitals have been put on alert for a possible three-day strike by contract doctors from today.

KUALA LUMPUR: Mogok Doktor Malaysia warns any party including senior medical officers against threatening contract doctors who want to join the three-day strike starting tomorrow.

KUALA LUMPUR: Contract doctors should be part of the government’s newly formed high level committee (HLC) to have their voices heard in a bid to resolve various issues.

GEORGE TOWN: The Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) Medical Alumni Association (Padu) has expressed opposition to the planned three-day strike by the Mogok Doktor Malaysia, which is set to begin tomorrow.

KUALA LUMPUR: A group of contract doctors has cautioned that more than 3,000 of them who are working for the Health Ministry, will resign within this month after receiving the permanent post interview results.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) has reiterated its stand that it does not condone a strike as a means to pressure the government into resolving the issues of contract doctors.

KUALA LUMPUR: A group of government doctors are planning a three-day strike from April 3 to 5 and warned the public of longer waiting times at government hospitals and clinics on those dates.

GEORGE TOWN: The Consumers' Association of Penang (CAP) expressed concern over the recent threat of mass resignations and a nationwide "strike" by a group of 8,000 contract doctors currently serving with the Health Ministry.