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Doctors working in government hospitals in Punjab have decided to defer their planned protest. This decision comes after receiving assurances from the Punjab Health Department regarding their demands. The doctors had initially threatened to go on strike to express their dissatisfaction over unresolved issues, including pay scales, working conditions, and staff shortages.  

A meeting was held between representatives of the protesting doctors and senior officials of the Health Department. During the discussions, the officials assured the doctors that their concerns would be addressed in a timely and fair manner. Based on these assurances, the doctors agreed to postpone their agitation and give the government more time to act on the promises made.  

The doctors emphasized that they are committed to providing uninterrupted healthcare services to the people of Punjab. However, they also stated that they expect the government to honor its commitments without delay. The medical fraternity has warned that if their demands are not fulfilled soon, they will have no choice but to resume their protest.  

This development highlights the importance of dialogue in resolving disputes between government authorities and healthcare professionals. The health sector plays a critical role in society, and ensuring the well-being of medical workers is essential for the smooth functioning of healthcare services.