09 March 2023 - 18:49The entrance to Charlotte Maxeke Hospital was barricaded with rocks on Wednesday, preventing patients from entering the hospital. File photo.National Education, Health and Allied Workers' Union Since the wage strike started on Monday, there have been several reports about patients and non-striking employees being barred from accessing health facilities.
The council said it has noted with concern the acts of violence and intimidation at healthcare centres and hospitals due to the strike.
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