Andhra Pradesh Junior Doctors Boycott Emergency Services Amid Stipend Strike

Doctors who are still learning in Andhra Pradesh are upset because they want to be paid more money for their work.

To show how they feel, they stopped doing their regular hospital jobs.

Now they have also stopped helping in emergencies, which is the most important part of a hospital.

This means many sick people are waiting a very long time to see a doctor.

Some hospitals are trying to find other doctors to help, but there are not enough of them.

The doctors say they have been waiting for the government to talk to them for ten days.

Many operations that are not urgent have been postponed.

People are worried that if the strike continues, patients who need urgent care will be in danger.

The doctors hope the government will listen and give them more money for their hard work.