Military hospital accepts civilian emergency patients after trainee doctor resigns... 110 people used it in 13 days = South Korea

South Korea's Ministry of Defense opened emergency rooms at 12 military hospitals to the general public from the 20th of last month after medical trainees resigned en masse in opposition to expanding the capacity of medical schools. By noon on the 3rd, 11
0 people received medical treatment. According to the ministry, the largest number of civilians who received treatment was at the Armed Forces Capital Hospital, at 51. Daejeon Hospital followed with 24 patients, and Seoul District Hospital with 8 patients.
Ta. Other cases include 4 at Yangju Hospital, 4 at Pocheon Hospital, 4 at Chuncheon Hospital, 3 at Hongcheon Hospital, 4 at Gangneung Hospital, 2 at Naval Marine Medical Center, 5 at Goyang Hospital, and Aerospace Medicine. One person received medical treatment at the hospital.
I got it. Vice Minister Kim Seon Ho of the ministry toured the Seoul District Hospital on the 3rd, expressed his gratitude to the emergency department doctors, and inspected the status of medical support.