First of all, it’s hard to come out

(1)The emergency committee of the Korean Medical Association held its first meeting on the 17th and warned that if even one of the medical doctors who announced his resignation is deprived of his medical license, it will be regarded as a head-on challenge to doctors and take actions that are difficult to deal with Earlier, when the Medical Association’s executive department announced the increase in medical schools, the schedule for refusal to treat general strike groups was decided through a vote of all members, but it did not disclose specific plans
(2)After the first meeting at the Yongsan Medical Association Hall in Seoul, Kim Taek-woo, chairman of the emergency committee, said in a briefing, “We strongly regret the government’s inappropriate remarks that dampened the willingness of the doctor to voluntarily resign by announcing the deprivation of the license,” adding, “We strongly warn that even a single doctor could face-to-face challenges against the doctor and take actions that are difficult to handle if a license-related disadvantage is committed in connection with the incident.”