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Keralam Health dept. asks doctors to follow wound certification protocols strictly

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Circular issued following complaints from the Director General of Prosecution that often wound certificates prepared by doctors without due diligence are hampering criminal prosecutions and the administration of justice.

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Keralam Health dept. asks doctors to follow wound certification protocols strictly
11/2/2026, 2:10:40 PM
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