Junior doctors doing the impossible


I WAS quite astonished to read “Doctors have bad days too” (The Star, March 5).

I would like to explain the situation of an average junior doctor in Australia so that the Malaysian public has an understanding of what our junior doctors are going through at our public hospitals.

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