The Government Medical Officers’ Association (GMOA) has given the authorities 48 hours to announce a clear time frame for resolving long-standing issues affecting doctors and the public health system, warning that failure to do so could result in intensified trade union action. In a media statement issued on Monday, the GMOA said the 2025 budget has failed to provide meaningful solutions to the genuine problems faced by doctors and healthcare staff, creating serious uncertainty over the future of Sri Lanka’s free healthcare system. The association noted that it had previously submitted detailed proposals and information to the President and other…
Sri Lanka doctors give Govt 48-hour ultimatum over unresolved health sector issues
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