Bio medical waste at Kashmir's SMHS raises a stink
MEHRAJ D LONE : Srinagar, Tue Feb 24 2009, 13:00 hrs
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However, the recommendations were never implemented despite the Medical Superintendent of the hospital being a co-author of the study. "We have been pressing hard for the implementation of these recommendations but the administration is unmoved. They don't listen," said a doctor. And what about the proposed BMW management committee? "It exists only on paper," the doctor said.
Medical Superintendent, SMHS Hospital, Dr Waseem Querishi, who is currently undergoing treatment in Delhi, excused himself from commenting on the issue. "We will talk about it when I get back to the hospital," he said.
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