No large-scale movement to return some trainee doctors in Gyeonggi region = South Korea

It has been revealed that some doctors in the southern Gyeonggi region have returned to the profession, despite many doctors retiring in opposition to the South Korean government's expansion of medical school enrollment quotas.
On the 2nd, according to Gyeonggi Province, the medical community, the police, and others, some specialized doctors who did not arrive to work after submitting their resignation notices have been reinstated. Although the number of specialty doctors who have returned is not large,
, some found to arrive to work again. At Pyeongchun Hallim Soshim Hospital and other hospitals, more than 50 of the 150 specialized doctors submitted their resignations.
It is reported that some of them have returned. In fact, the retirement rate of specialty doctors in Gyeonggi Province is approaching 70%. As of the 22nd of last month, the results of a survey on the retirement status of specialty physicians in Gyeonggi Province revealed that 1,568 specialty physicians at 33 training hospitals in the province have retired.
It turns out that someone has submitted a resignation letter. This figure accounts for 67.6% of the 2,321 majors in the Gyeonggi region. However, until now, due to mass retirement of doctors specializing in the Gyeonggi area, there has been a significant number of patients suffering.
It was found that no harm had occurred.