Seoul University Hospital to close all clinics from 17th unless resident doctor's situation is resolved (Korea)

Professors at Seoul National University Hospital have announced that they will close all clinics starting from the 17th if the situation surrounding the resident doctors is not resolved.
On the 6th, the National Center for Medical Research and Development conducted a questionnaire survey targeting all professors at four hospitals: Seoul National University Hospital, Bundang Seoul National University Hospital, Seoul Boramae Hospital, and Gangnam Center.
As a result, the decision was made to close all clinics except for essential departments such as the emergency room and intensive care unit from the 17th.
In a survey of 939 respondents, 63.4% supported the 'strong struggle, including closing clinics.' In a second survey asking whether or not they agreed with the 'closure of clinics on the 5th and 6th,' 75.4% of respondents
Of the 10, 68.4% supported the closure of all clinics except for essential departments such as the emergency room and intensive care unit.
If reasonable measures are not taken to normalize the medical situation, treatment will be suspended from that date."