Thousands of Striking Doctors in South Korea Defy Government's Return-to-Work Deadline
South Korean officials have even begun showing up at striking doctors’ doors after they refuse to receive back-to-work orders via text.
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South Korean officials have even begun showing up at striking doctors’ doors after they refuse to receive back-to-work orders via text.
(Bloomberg) -- South Korean trainee doctors walked off the job from Tuesday in a move set to slow the delivery of health care, in protest of a government plan to drastically increase spots at medical schools to reverse a shortage of physicians.Most Read from BloombergLargest Covid Vaccine Study Yet Finds Links to Health ConditionsCapital One to Buy Discover Financial in $35 Billion Stock DealWall Street’s Moelis Bet Big on the Middle East. Now He’s Cashing InStocks Pause Near Record as Traders A
As many as 1,500 adults and children in Quang Ngai Province are being given free medical services by Korean doctors, as part of a medical program held by the Doosan Enerbility Vietnam Company (Doosan Vina) in coordination with the Chung Ang University Hospital (CAU) and the Community Chest of Korea.