Police raid former and current executives of medical association...suspects of violating medical law, etc. = South Korea

Police have launched a raid on five former and current executives of the Korean Medical Association (Medical Association), who have been accused of obstruction of business and violation of medical laws.
According to the police on the 1st, the Seoul National Police Agency's Public Crime Investigation Team has been interviewing former and current executives of the Medical Association since this morning.
A search warrant is being executed for the house. The police are located at the emergency response committee office in the medical association building in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, the Seoul City Medical Association office, and the Gangwon-do Medical Association office.
Investigators have been sent to various locations to secure related materials, including cell phones and computers belonging to former and current executives of the medical association. The Ministry of Health and Welfare (the Ministry corresponds to the Ministry) announced on the afternoon of the 27th of last month that Kim Tae-gu, the Korean Medical Association, was in an emergency situation.
Five people, including the head of the task force, Park Myung-ha, head of the Medical Association Emergency Response Committee Organizational Strengthening Committee, and an anonymous person who posted the inciting content on the Internet, were charged with violating the order to start business under the Medical Care Act and abetting and abetting obstruction of business.
He filed a complaint with the National Police Agency on charges such as: