The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Canary Islands reports that the strike called for this Friday, October 16, by doctors has registered a follow-up in the health institutions of the Canary Islands Health Service (SCS) of 9.19% of the workers in this professional group, both in Primary Care and Hospital Care.
The strike was carried out in protest against the Ministry of Health's proposal for the reform of the Marco Statute.
Of the 7,595 staff called for this strike, 3,854 were affected by this call, of whom 354 supported it. In Lanzarote, six out of the 212 professionals affected by the strike, 2.83%, went on strike.
Regarding follow-up by health areas, in Gran Canaria, 262 out of 1,423 affected staff supported it, representing 18.41%, while in Tenerife, the follow-up was eighty out of 1,781, i.e., 4.49%.
For its part, in Fuerteventura, three out of 266 affected supported it, i.e., 1.13%.
For its part, in La Palma, the follow-up was 1.32%, as two out of 152 affected went on strike, while in La Gomera, one out of twenty affected professionals went on strike, representing a follow-up of five percent. In El Hierro, there were no striking staff.
The morning shift this Monday, which has 1,487 staff in minimum services, has proceeded without notable incidents.
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