Chavakachcheri வைத்தியசாலையில் இடம்பெற்ற மேலும் பல பயங்கர சம்பவங்கள்! 

really true Dr Archuna 🤴of the 🌍

உண்மைக்காக குரல் கொடுத்த உங்கள் அனைவருக்கும் எங்கள் சிரம் தாழ்த்த நன்றிகள் தொடர்ந்து வைத்திய சாலையில் பணிபுரிபவர்களுக்கும் வைத்தியம் பெற செல்பவர்களுக்கும் பாதிப்பேற்படாத வகையில் விழிப்புணவுடன் நல்லதை செய்யுங்கள்.

Absolutely. Media platforms like RU-vid and others should scrutinize Dr. Teddy Sweren and other doctors, particularly those in the North Provincial. There should be thorough investigations into their bank balances, financial assets, land, vehicles, and other properties. This scrutiny is necessary because they have been misusing public funds to enrich their own families and financial status. The media and RU-vid must highlight these issues. We, the public, will always support such efforts. It's time to put an end to these corrupt practices by doctors who think we are naive. They believe that their five years of study and earning an MBBS degree set them apart, but we, the public, also consist of educated individuals. We are well-informed, and it is time we prove that. Moreover, many doctors are intent on ensuring that their children also become doctors, perpetuating a cycle of privilege and corruption. Even if their children do not get into Sri Lankan medical schools, they have the financial means to send them abroad for medical education. Upon their return, these children often join the medical profession in Sri Lanka, continuing the family's corrupt practices and misuse of public funds. This cycle must be broken to ensure fairness and integrity in our healthcare system. For instance, Dr. Ketheswaran, who studied medicine abroad, exemplifies this issue. He invested a significant amount of money to study in Russia and, upon returning to Sri Lanka, his primary focus has been on recouping and exceeding that investment. This has shifted his priority from patient care and public service to earning money. Unfortunately, this behavior is not limited to foreign-trained doctors; many locally trained doctors also prioritize financial gain over their duty to patients. This situation highlights a broader societal problem where the focus shifts from serving the public to amassing personal wealth. It is imperative that we address and rectify these corrupt practices to restore trust and accountability in our healthcare system. We must end these foolish practices and prove that the public is educated and aware. It is time to fight for a fair and just medical system that prioritizes patient care over personal gain.

government should freez his assets

@@Baobab2011 Absolutely. Media platforms like RU-vid and others should scrutinize Dr. Ketheswaran and other doctors, particularly those in the North Provincial. There should be thorough investigations into their bank balances, financial assets, land, vehicles, and other properties. This scrutiny is necessary because they have been misusing public funds to enrich their own families and financial status. The media and RU-vid must highlight these issues. We, the public, will always support such efforts. It's time to put an end to these corrupt practices by doctors who think we are naive. They believe that their five years of study and earning an MBBS degree set them apart, but we, the public, also consist of educated individuals. We are well-informed, and it is time we prove that. Moreover, many doctors are intent on ensuring that their children also become doctors, perpetuating a cycle of privilege and corruption. Even if their children do not get into Sri Lankan medical schools, they have the financial means to send them abroad for medical education. Upon their return, these children often join the medical profession in Sri Lanka, continuing the family's corrupt practices and misuse of public funds. This cycle must be broken to ensure fairness and integrity in our healthcare system. For instance, Dr. Ketheswaran, who studied medicine abroad, exemplifies this issue. He invested a significant amount of money to study in Russia and, upon returning to Sri Lanka, his primary focus has been on recouping and exceeding that investment. This has shifted his priority from patient care and public service to earning money. Unfortunately, this behavior is not limited to foreign-trained doctors; many locally trained doctors also prioritize financial gain over their duty to patients. This situation highlights a broader societal problem where the focus shifts from serving the public to amassing personal wealth. It is imperative that we address and rectify these corrupt practices to restore trust and accountability in our healthcare system. We must end these foolish practices and prove that the public is educated and aware. It is time to fight for a fair and just medical system that prioritizes patient care over personal gain.

@@Baobab2011 Media platforms and the public should focus on the actions of medical professionals, particularly doctos, when they strike for personal benefits such as salary increases or rent reductions. These strikes often occur at the expense of patient care, which is unacceptable. Doctors choose their profession willingly and must prioritize patient treatment above all else. If they seek benefits, they should address these matters through proper channels without disrupting their duties. When doctors strike during their working hours, it severely impacts patient care, leaving many without proper treatment or medications. This practice is unacceptable. Additionally, a significant percentage of doctors, approximately 95%, engage in private practices. Given this, the necessity for salary increases is questionable. On-call doctors often provide care over the phone rather than being physically present in hospitals, which is insufficient for effective patient treatment. They should be fully present and dedicated to patient care during their duty periods. During strike periods, the public must stand against such actions because the doctors often receive concessions from the government within a short time, typically two days, while neglecting their public service duties. This behavior contributes to economic and currency corruption in Sri Lanka. To address this, the government should limit the benefits given to doctors and consider implementing a paid medical education system. If doctors receive a paid education everything will be ok Ultimately, the public must recognize that doctors, like any other professionals, study and work for their own purposes, including earning a salary. They should not be seen as solely dedicated to public service. It is crucial for the public to think critically about these issues and advocate for a healthcare system that prioritizes patient care and ethical practices.

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avan sappadu pathila ppp thinnalaam

Nallaka sonnerkal.

Super

Super

சரியான கருத்து சாவு ஒரு முறைதான் துணிந்து நில்லுங்கள் என்ன பிரச்சனை என்றாலும் ஒற்றுமையாக ஒன்று சேருவோம் இவன்கள் எல்லாம் மனிதரை கொல்லும் கசாப்பு கடைக்காரர் .அம்பு,வில்லு,இல்லாமல் வந்துட்டார் மக்களின் அர்ச்சுணன்

@@alexx2836 Exactly, he is the main culprit.

Record the video how they are treating people and post the video. You have to protest your rights.

@@umamohan-kq3nd பளை மக்களிடம் கேட்டால் 90%க்கு மேலான மக்கள் இதே கருத்தை தான் சொல்வார்கள்

@@Karan1981Mano please don't let them get away with it. protesting is we are used to but you have to record the evidence before you make allegations so whoever going to the hospital record everything then you can post.

True

போகிற இடத்தையும் நாசமாக்காமல் உடனே ஜெயில்ல போடனும்

Vadakkumattum epade

​வடக்கு வேறு நாடு இல்லையே இலங்கைக்கு உள்ளே தான் அடங்குவது.

Tamilan than epade

Naan poka poran

@@NandiNandi-i2q record the video how they are treating people with evidence and post it.