Andhra Pradesh   

Medical reps stick to duty schedule

Srikakulam: In response to the call given by the Andhra Pradesh Medical and Sales’ Representative Union, members of the district unit implemented the ‘eight-hour duty’ schedule here on Tuesday.

According to its secretary M. Srinivasa Rao, doctors, the district unit of Indian Medical Association, retail and wholesale traders cooperated with them in their agitation.

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