University hospital trainee doctor sues Minister of Health and Welfare Cho Kyu-heon and Vice Minister Park Min-soo on charges of intimidation and obstruction of business = South Korea

A resident doctor at a university hospital in Seoul has filed a complaint against Minister of Health and Welfare Cho Kyu-heon and Second Vice Minister Park Min-soo. According to the police on the 24th, the previous day, Mr. A, a trainee doctor, threatened Cho and Vice Minister Park.
A complaint was filed with the Seoul Gwangjin Police Station on charges of trespassing and obstruction of business. Mr. A is known as a fourth-year resident at a university hospital located in Gwangjin Ward.
Mr. A reportedly claimed that ``the government's push to expand the number of doctors is not an attitude of negotiation, but an act of threatening doctors.''
It was done. He also claimed that the doctors who remained at the hospital, including himself, suffered from heavy workloads and had their normal medical services disrupted.
Twelve trainees in the orthopedics department at the university hospital have resigned, and the current number of trainees, including Mr.
Only two trainee doctors remain. For the first time in history, the Ministry of Health and Welfare has declared a ``serious'' health and medical crisis warning due to the collective action of trainee doctors, and has formed a central disaster safety headquarters. This is it
It is predicted that legal action may soon be taken against trainee doctors who refuse to provide treatment.