<p>The non-availability of specialist doctors in government hospitals and rural health centers was a cause of concern and efforts were on to speed up recruitment, Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope said on Sunday.</p>
<p>Speaking at a programme here, he said his department had carried out recruitment for 1,800 MBBS as well as Grade C and D posts.</p>
<p>Fifty per cent medical posts have been filled up and the rest will be completed soon, he added.&nbsp;</p>
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`Fifty per cent medical posts have been filled up and the rest will be completed soon,` said Tope

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'Fifty per cent medical posts have been filled up and the rest will be completed soon,' said Tope

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