South Korea threatens consequences, sets deadline for striking doctors to return to work
The healthcare crisis in South Korea continues as trainee doctors refuse to return to work, despite an ultimatum from the government that they could face prosecution and suspension. The nationwide strike against government plans to increase medical school admissions has entered its second week and is showing no signs of resolution. The police have warned they will crack down on any illegal acts during a large-scale rally slated for next week.
The healthcare crisis in South Korea continues as trainee doctors refuse to return to work, despite an ultimatum from the government that they could face prosecution and suspension. The nationwide strike against government plans to increase medical school admissions has entered its second week and is showing no signs of resolution. The police have warned they will crack down on any illegal acts during a large-scale rally slated for next week.
