Busan Medical Association protests against Lee Jae-myung's transfer to Seoul... ``Democratic Party that disrespects local medical care''

The Busan City Medical Association strongly opposes the transfer of Lee Jae-myung, representative of South Korea's largest opposition party, the Democratic Party, from Busan National University Hospital to Seoul National University Hospital after being attacked in Busan.
It's emitting. The Busan Medical Association released a statement on the 4th, accusing the Democratic Party of disrespecting the local medical community and ignoring the trauma emergency medical system.
The medical association said, ``If the patient's condition is serious, he or she will naturally undergo surgery at Busan National University Hospital, which is an advanced general hospital in the area.''
If not, they should have been transferred to the local general hospital using conventional transport rather than the HYERI copter. This is the national trauma emergency medical system, and all citizens must comply with the medical system.
It's a medical communication system." In addition, ``Supreme Commissioner Chung Chung-rae ranked medical institutions, saying, ``Treatment should be done at a superior hospital,'' and encouraged conflict between regional areas and the metropolitan area.
It was long. "Does this still qualify the Democratic Party to talk about the collapse of local medical care and the shortage of doctors?" he asked. The medical association demanded that the Democratic Party apologize to local citizens and medical workers.
. Meanwhile, the Busan branch of the ruling party ``People's Power'' issued a statement saying, ``We ask the Democratic Party to restore trust in Busan and local medical care.'' The branch said, ``Busan National University Hospital is a regional trauma center of the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
It is one of the highest-level trauma centers in the country, having been evaluated as A for four consecutive years," and added, "Retransferring from such a medical institution to Seoul National Hospital is a difficult move given the worsening regional medical crisis."
I am concerned that this could worsen the situation even further."