South Korea’s government expressed deep regret over the news that some senior doctors could join the protracted walkouts by thousands of junior doctors, saying Tuesday, March 12, the people wont understand another collective action that threatens the lives of patients.
South Korea ’s government criticized senior doctors at a major hospital Tuesday for threatening to resign in support of the weekslong off the job for a month to protest a government plan to sharply increase medical school admissions .
Officials say the plan is meant to add more doctors to deal with the country’s rapidly aging society, but doctors say universities can’t handle an abrupt, steep increase in the number of students, and that would eventually hurt the quality of South Korea’s medical services
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