<keyword id="20150795" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Senior-doctors" source="keywords">Senior doctors</keyword> <keyword id="22839145" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Kunal-Sarkar" source="keywords">Kunal Sarkar</keyword> and <keyword id="22839146" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Subarna-Goswami" source="keywords">Subarna Goswami</keyword> appeared before the police on Monday afternoon in connection with posts they shared on social media over the alleged <keyword id="21516415" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="rape-and-murder" source="keywords">rape and murder</keyword> of a doctor at the <keyword id="22733231" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="RG-Kar-Medical-College-and-Hospital" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="RG Kar Medical College and Hospital" meta.hostid="153" meta.entityid="RG Kar Medical College and Hospital">RG Kar Medical College and Hospital</keyword>. Sarkar and Goswami reached the <keyword id="19896626" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Kolkata" source="keywords">Kolkata</keyword> Police headquarters at Lal Bazar leading a march of doctors. The procession that began at the Medical College, Calcutta, was stopped by the police near Phears Lane-BB Ganguly Street Crossing, and the two doctors were escorted to the police headquarters by senior officers. They were asked by the police to appear before it for the posts they shared on social media. "We want justice for that young doctor, and we have not committed any crime," Sarkar said. Manas Gumta, a <keyword id="22839147" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="protesting-doctor" source="keywords">protesting doctor</keyword>, said that medics would intensify the stir if attempts were made to stifle the "demands seeking justice". Sarkar and Goswami were accused by the police of spreading misinformation and disclosing the identity of the postgraduate trainee doctor who was allegedly raped and killed while on duty at the hospital.

Senior doctors march to Kolkata Police HQ after notice over social media posts

By Ananya Sengupta New Delhi, Apr 9 () Mapping all its 13 lakh employees and identifying potential quarantine facilities for each of them is part of the protocol drafted by Central Railway to insulate its staffers from COVID-19.The document – 'Rail Pariwar Dekh Rekh Muhim' (Drive to take care of the railway family) – lists a series of steps to be followed by zonal railways to keep employees safe.All 17 zones of the railways, India's largest employer, are preparing to implement the steps recommended, officials said. COVID-19 has infected more than 5,700 people and claimed at least 166 lives in the country. "All employees over the respective divisions/ workshops/HQ to be mapped. That is employees name, current residential address, phone numbers should be maintained in such a way that their location (area wise) can be ascertained and they can be contacted anytime...For each employee (including their dependents) a potential quarantine facility/isolation facility should be identified or marked,'' the paper says. Sources said the protocol is already being implemented in some zones following the deaths of two railway employees in the pandemic.On April 5, a a 53-year-old technician with no travel history died at a hospital in Siliguri in West Bengal, prompting authorities to order home quarantine for his 12 colleagues and as many medics who treated him. On March 23, an official died of the disease in the West Bengal capital Kolkata. All concerned senior officials have been advised to keep the complete mapping of employees with them at all times. They have also been told to create a database of healthy employees and volunteers, sources said. The protocol states that special care must be taken with employees and their dependents who have co-morbidities, the presence of other health complications such as hypertension and diabetes.It suggests that local level committees be immediately formed. These would help in monitoring home quarantine, availability of grocery and daily requirements to quarantined employees and their dependents."They would also coordinate with medical teams, police and other local authorities and follow other instructions issued from time to time such as increasing awareness for protection against COVID-19, family counseling,'' it says.All leave sanctioning authorities and senior and immediate supervisors of all departments will have to check every day with their staff, if they or any of their family member is showing COVID-19 symptoms.The protocol states that the personnel department will be tasked with tracking connections of COVID -19 identified cases to avoid community spread."A core team to be made in each unit which will receive information regarding new cases and start tracking possible connections. Additionally, a weekly telephonic contact to be made with each employee. A record of this to be maintained and a daily report to be submitted to respective higher officer. In this their medical conditions to be enquired and instruction to be given to 'contact immediately' when any such symptoms, related to COVID-19, is found,'' the paper states. ASG MINMIN

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