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GMOA continues trade union action
The Government Medical Officers' Association (GMOA) continues its trade union action, citing unresolved demands despite discussions with President Anura Kumara Dissanayake. Doctors are limiting services like prescriptions and tests to external providers. The GMOA threatens further action if their proposals are not addressed.
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සම්පූර්ණ වාර්තා
Ada DeranaGMOA calls for emergency executive committee meeting to discuss future course of action
News FirstGMOA Continue Trade Union Action
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Hiru News - EnglishGMOA threatens nationwide action if talks with President fail
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සෑම අංකයකින්ම එම වාක්යය ගත් වාර්තාව විවෘත වේ.
- The Government Medical Officers' Association (GMOA) continued its trade union action today.1
- The GMOA initiated the protest on November 17 at around 8 a.m., citing unaddressed concerns in the 2026 Budget.1
- Their demands include recognising doctors as a separate professional category and updating allowances.2
- Doctors have stopped issuing prescriptions for external pharmacies and recommending tests to be conducted externally.1
- The GMOA warned of severe nationwide action if their demands are not met during talks with President Anura Kumara Dissanayake tomorrow.2
- President Dissanayake urged the Association to support maintaining economic stability, stating that the economy has been brought back from collapse in 2022.3
1 Ada Derana · 2 Hiru News - English · 3 News First