Health varsity wants its fresh graduates to join COVID duty

July 28, 2020 07:37 pm | Updated 11:47 pm IST - Thrissur

The Kerala University of Health Sciences (KUHS) has requested its fresh graduates to extend support to the government in its fight against the pandemic by joining COVID duty.

KUHS Vice Chancellor Dr. Mohanan Kunnummal said on Tuesday that the State government had requested the support of the graduates in fighting the pandemic.

“You are graduating at a very critical time in the history of mankind when the COVID-19 pandemic is threatening the very existence of the human race. This serious health challenge has to be confronted at the grassroots level and you are the most competent people to do so. We all decided to become health professionals with a commitment to help our fellow citizens. This is the time to demonstrate our commitment to our brothers and sisters,” the VC said in his note to the graduates.

“On the request of the government, we have forwarded your names and professional details to the Chief Minister. You will be appointed shortly with a reasonable salary and all facilities will be provided for your safe stay. The safety of your families will also be given due consideration. Please join the efforts of the government and society at large. Let us fight this pandemic together,” the note added.

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