Two Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) nurses who were recently dismissed after being implicated in the larceny of morphine injections will be reinstated, the hospital announced yesterday.
The nurses were sacked on December 3 after they were suspected of stealing five vials of morphine injections and the action prompted protests by the representatives of the nurses and the Guyana Public Service Union. Another nurse, who was in charge of the administration of morphine in the hospital, was suspended after she reported that morphine had gone missing from the hospital.
In a statement, the GPHC said that its Board of Directors met on
