Medical students protest as university boycott enters 11th day, joined by resident doctors

Medical students and resident doctors gathered for a protest on Friday, marking the 11th day of the ongoing university boycott.

Resident doctors joined students at the demonstration outside the Prime Minister’s Office, where the protest was scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m.

The student boycott has continued for 11 days, with resident doctors joining the protest this time.

Meanwhile, speaking to the media, a doctor attending the demonstration addressed police intervention against protesting students and lecturers, emphasizing that protecting lives and the right to peaceful protest requires special attention and continued commitment.

He called on protesters to maintain the peaceful nature of the demonstration and protect one another by avoiding actions that could endanger lives.

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