KMPDU SG Davji Atellah hit by teargas canister during protest. Doctors vow to launch a nationwide strike in solidarity with injured leader. Read more below!
In the midst of a heated protest, the National Secretary General and CEO of KMPDU, Davji Atellah, found himself in harm's way as he was hit by a teargas canister. The chaos unfolded as doctors demanded swift action on medical interns' postings, leading to tensions and clashes. Despite the unfortunate incident, Atellah stood strong, rallying doctors to join a nationwide strike as a gesture of unity and defiance against the brutality faced by medical professionals in Kenya. The medical community was shaken by the violence but united in support for their fearless leader.
As the news of Atellah's injuries spread, the Kenya Medical Association condemned the aggression towards KMPDU members, emphasizing the need for immediate action to address the escalating unrest in the medical sector. In a show of solidarity, KMPDU urged all doctors to gather in Nairobi, wearing red armbands to symbolize their support for Secretary General Atellah. The call for unity reverberated across the country, amplifying the doctors' voices and drawing attention to the challenges faced by healthcare workers.
Amidst the turmoil, Atellah's resilience and determination shone brightly, inspiring the medical community to stand firm in their demands for better working conditions and safety. The incident served as a stark reminder of the risks faced by healthcare professionals and the urgent need for reforms to safeguard their well-being. As Atellah received medical attention for his injuries, the support and solidarity from doctors nationwide strengthened the resolve of KMPDU in their fight for justice and fair treatment.
In a final show of defiance, KMPDU members donned red armbands in solidarity with Atellah during a protest in Nairobi. The symbolic gesture highlighted the unity and determination of the medical community, sending a powerful message of resilience and unwavering support for their injured leader. Despite the challenges and risks, Atellah's courage and commitment continue to inspire doctors to push for change and stand up against injustice in the healthcare sector.
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