Seoul Asan Hospital agrees to closure of all clinics on the 18th... ”We will do our best to restore the medical environment” = South Korea

Seoul Asan Hospital has decided to support the Korean Medical Association's (KMA) plan to close all clinics on the 18th. The Ulsan University Medical School Professors' Council Emergency Response Committee (non-participatory committee) announced on the 12th that
The committee made the following statement after the general meeting: "Professors at Seoul Asan Hospital are demanding that the government completely revoke the order for residents to continue practicing and start working, and resolve the current issue.
"We demand that the government take concrete and substantial measures to resolve this issue, and on the 18th we decided to support the collective action led by the medical association."
According to the non-profit organization, a survey of professors at Seoul Asan Hospital revealed that
64.7% of the professors and nurses in charge of the hospital responded, and 93.7% of the respondents supported the simultaneous closure of all clinics on the 18th. The non-agency committee said, "We have made this decision to ensure the safety of our medical residents. The government must take a responsible stance.
"We strongly urge them to come forward and resolve the issue, guarantee the legitimate rights of resident doctors, and take measures to restore trust," he said, explaining the reasons for the closure.
"We sincerely apologize to our patients for the inconvenience caused by our decision to close the clinic.
I pledge to do my utmost to restore a normal medical environment."