200,000 operations and appointments were postponed because of 4-day junior doctors' walk-out

200,000 operations and appointments were postponed because of 4-day junior doctors' walk-out More than 200,000 NHS procedures and appointments were postponed because of the devastating four-day junior doctors' strike. 

It means the historic walk-out — organised to coincide with fragile hospital staffing rotas around the Easter holidays — caused more carnage than any other during the ongoing pay dispute.

Tens of thousands of junior doctors took to picket lines in pursuit of a whopping 35 per cent pay rise between April 11-15. The Daily Mail

See also:

• Long-term impact of strikes as 531,000 appointments hit NHS Providers
• Junior doctor strike led to 195,000 cancellations BBC News
• Junior doctors’ April strike led to 195,000 NHS hospital cancellations The Guardian