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South Korea s government threatens legal action to doctors on strike

The South Korean government has issued a back-to-work order, warning thousands of striking doctors to return to work immediately or risk facing legal action.

South Korean Government Warns Striking Doctors to Return to Work or Face Legal Action

Striking South Korean doctors threatened with prosecution if they don t go back to work

Striking South Korean doctors threatened with prosecution if they don t go back to work
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Nearly 9,000 trainee doctors at hospitals across South Korea have offered to resign or have stopped working in protest of the government’s plan to increase the annual medical school freshman quota by 2,000. As a result, between 30 and 50 percent of surgeries have been postponed at the nation's five largest hospitals. The Ministry of Health and Welfare has issued orders for over 6,000 interns and residents .

South Korean doctors walk out to protest government policy, causing many surgery cancellations

South Korean trainee doctors have collectively walked off their jobs to protest a government medical policy, triggering cancellations of surgeries and other medical treatments at hospitals. The Health Ministry on Tuesday urged them to return to work immediately, saying they must not endanger the lives of patients to fight the government. The ministry said as of Monday night more than half of the 13,000 trainee doctors in South Korea were confirmed to have submitted resignations and that 1,630 of them have left their work sites. At the center of the dispute is a recent government announcement that it would raise medical school admissions by 2,000 from next year.

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