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Despite a court order stopping the government from intimidating or firing striking doctors, some of the striking doctors have received dismissal letters and have had their salaries for the period they have been on strike withheld. Among those who have already received sacking letters are top union officials including KMPDU Deputy Secretary General Dr. Dennis Miskella and some doctors from Kajiado County.
Doctors to resume street protests starting Tuesday
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