Archive · 2 Jun 2025
CHOs Seek Immediate Action Over Delayed Salaries
Health workers called CHOs are upset because they haven't been paid on time.
They went on strike to ask for their pay, a raise, and other benefits.
Even though the strike ended, the government still hasn't paid them for two months.
They are hoping the government will pay them soon so they can continue their work, running the clinics.
Community Health Officers (CHOs) express concern over delayed salaries.
CHOs were on strike from April 17 to May 26.
CHOs are awaiting a meeting with the Health Minister.
Salaries for the past two months have not been released.
CHOs request the government to initiate salary payments immediately.
- Who
- Community Health Officers (CHOs) and the State government.
- What
- CHOs are expressing concern over delayed salaries and requesting the government to initiate the process at the earliest.
- When
- As of June 2, 2025, CHOs haven't received salaries for the past two months.
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- CHOs are concerned about the delay in receiving their salaries.
Community Health Officers
Government
Salary Payments
Community Health Officers
CHOs are concerned about delayed salaries and seek immediate payment.
Government
The government has not yet released salaries for the past two months.
- Number of Village Health Clinics
- 10,000
- CHO Strike Duration
- April 17 to May 26
- CHO Salary (approx)
- ₹25,000
- Types of Drugs Prescribed
- 105
- Types of Tests Conducted
- 14