Public hospital nurses launched a one‑week warning strike, demanding better pay, safer staffing levels, and improved working conditions. Talks with government negotiators stalled, with union leaders warning of a possible indefinite action if issues remain unresolved. The stoppage strained service delivery across major facilities and amplified concerns over the outflow of healthcare workers abroad.
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