GANGTOK, 14 Feb: The Sikkim AIDS Control Employees Association (SACEA) has called off its strike, which had started
on 30 January, and employees will resume duties from 15 February.
A press release of the
association informs that its governing body met today and discussed the revised
remuneration order issued by the Department of AIDS Control based on
recommendations submitted by Anomaly Committee on 13 February. The meeting also
discussed: The problems faced by the general public with regard to HIV testing
and HIV/AIDS Care and Support Services, both of which had also been suspended; the
letter from the parent organisation [All
India AIDS Employee Association] of 13 Feb; The request of Project Director
SSACS to resume emergency services.
After the discussion, the general
body, SACEA decided to call off the strike, the release informs.
“We
thank all the stakeholders and general public for bearing with us and
supporting us during the strike period,” the release adds.
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