``It may cause trouble to the people''...Korean Medical Association opposes house raids = South Korea

Regarding the police raid on the leadership of the Korean Medical Association (Medical Association), the Medical Association strongly objected, saying, ``We cannot contain our anger.''
The Medical Association Emergency Response Committee said in a statement on the same day, ``Doctors are working hard to be recognized as free citizens.''
We must make every effort. In the process, it is possible that we may cause inconvenience to the people of Japan." Furthermore, ``Police conducted a raid on the leadership of the Medical Association Emergency Response Committee.''
The company forced 13 specialty doctors to serve notice of the order to begin work. The 140,000 doctors realized that they were not recognized as free citizens in the Republic of Korea. Resist and speak out for freedom
” he said. He continued, ``The practice of forcing doctors to work by posting orders on their website to start work on their homepage because they have resigned or have no hospital to return to due to termination of their contracts is a practice in which in the Republic of Korea people enjoy freedom of will.
The government has clearly confirmed that this is not possible." The Medical Association said, ``The government's reckless actions are forcing the actions of specialized doctors to incite and aid collective action.''
"We can't help but be angry at the way things are going," he told the medical members, "We are standing before a precipice from which there is no retreat. On March 3rd, let's gather in Yeouido and voice our dissatisfaction." ”
. Meanwhile, the Seoul National Police Agency's Public Crime Investigation Team conducted a raid on former and current executives of the medical association that morning. The police are working at the emergency response committee inside the medical association building in Yongsan-gu, Seoul.
Investigators were sent to the office of the medical association, the Seoul City Medical Association office, and the Gangwon Medical Association office, where they secured related materials such as cell phones and computers belonging to former and current executives of the medical association.
On the morning of the same day, the Ministry of Health and Welfare also announced on its website and sent an order to start work for 13 specialty physicians who were unable to be contacted during group activities.
This indicates that administrative and judicial action against the accused is imminent.