The regional Ministry of Health has put the follow-up of the indefinite strike by doctors called in Primary and Hospital Care by the Canarian Medical Union and SEMCA at 9.34% this Monday, and has indicated that it has taken place without notable incidents.
In a statement, the Ministry reported that on this second day of the strike, out of the 7,330 staff called to this work stoppage, 3,888 were affected by this call, of whom 363 supported it.
Likewise, it has pointed out that on Monday morning, there were 1,392 staff on minimum services.
By health areas, in Gran Canaria the strike has been supported by 270 out of the 1,481 affected staff, representing 18.23%, while in Tenerife the follow-up has been 86 out of 1,848, that is, 4.65%.
In Lanzarote, eight out of the 222 professionals affected by the strike have attended the work stoppage, 3.60%; in Fuerteventura, two out of the 298 affected, that is, 0.67 percent; in La Palma, 2.41 percent, as four out of the 166 affected attended the strike.
According to the data provided by Health, in La Gomera and El Hierro there have been no staff on strike.
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