This time, ``public health center doctor list'' leaked online...Police traces it = South Korea

Police have launched an investigation into the author of the post who leaked the list of doctors at a public health center who were dispatched to fill the gap caused by a mass strike of Korean specialty doctors (interns).
On the 12th, the Seoul National Police Agency's Cyber Investigation Team announced that it had launched a pre-trial investigation against the anonymous poster who posted a list of dispatched public health center doctors on an online community.
The day was revealed. The government dispatched 158 people, including 20 military medical officers to 20 advanced general hospitals and 138 public health center doctors, to fill the gaps left by the retired medical trainees.
In this post, only the name of the public health center doctor dispatched by the government to respond to the medical situation is hidden, and the affiliation of the public health center doctor is not included.
I was told that. On the 12th of this month, the Ministry of Health and Welfare asked the police to investigate the person who posted the post that leaked the list. The police dispatched a member of Medistaff, an online community of doctors and medical students.
It is also investigating posts encouraging doctors at public health centers to resign. Park Min-soo, the second vice minister of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, said at a press conference this morning, ``Strong legal measures will be taken against acts that interfere with the normal operations of hospitals.''
``We will confirm the matter and take necessary measures, such as requesting an investigation.''