South Korean Prime Minister Han Yeong-soo criticizes the national rally that opposed the increase in the number of medical students, saying, ``This will not gain the support of the people.''

On the 15th, Prime Minister Han Deok-soo said of the simultaneous nationwide rallies protesting against the increase in medical school capacity by medical organizations, ``This is a baseless action that goes against the earnest wishes of the people, and patients are being taken hostage.''
"If we do so, we will not be able to gain the support of the people." On this day, the Prime Minister of South Korea posted on social media, ``The government should not ask medical personnel to make unreasonable sacrifices, but rather increase the number of medical faculty members, which is a priority for all citizens.''
This is a decision for the future.'' He went on to say, ``The suffering felt by the people due to the shortage of medical personnel has already exceeded the level of inconvenience.Increasing the number of medical staff is a means of reducing such suffering.
"This is the first step in the medical reform of the Ng Seo-gyul government." Furthermore, investment plans for specialized doctors and medical students were also mentioned. The Prime Minister of the Republic of Korea said, ``Investing to improve the quality of medical school education.''
Of course, we will proceed together. "The government will make great progress for everyone through the reform package, including increasing the number of medical staff."
He also said, ``The government is opening a forum for dialogue. We can discuss it anytime, anywhere, and as much as we like.''
We will do our best to deal with group actions while trusting and waiting for rational judgment."