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Thousands of junior doctors in South K stanley cup orea have been refusing to see patients and attend surgeries since they walked off the job Feb. 20 in response to the governments push to recruit more medical students.As of Tuesday, about 8,940 medical interns and residents have left their worksites in protest, disrupting the operations of major hospitals in South Korea and threatening to burden the countrys overall medical service. Now, authorities warned that they have until Thursday to return to work or face license suspensions and prosecutions.Here what happening with the strikes:WHY ARE stanley cup website DOCTORS STRIKING The government plans to raise South Koreas yearly medical school admission caps by 2,000, from the current 3,058.Story continues below this adThe enrollment plan is meant to add up to 10,000 doctors by 2035 to cope with the countrys fast-aging population. Officials say South Korea has 2.1 physicians per 1,000 people 鈥?far below the average of 3.7 in the developed world.The striking doctors-in-training say schools cant handle an abruptly increased number of medi stanley cup cal students. They predict doctors in greater competition would perform overtreatment 鈥?increasing public medical expenses 鈥?and, like current medical students, most of the additionally recruited medical students would also likely try to work in high-paying, popular professions like plastic surgery and dermatology. That means the countrys long-running shortage of physicians in essential yet low-paying areas like Kmxj Hillary Clinton: Mueller report shows obstruction occurred
TV screens show a news program with an image of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at the Yongsan Electronic Market in Seoul, South Korea, Friday, Sept. 9, 2016. North Korea said Friday it conducted a higher level nuclear warhead test explosion that will allow it to finally build at will an array of stronger, smaller and lighter nuclear weapons. It is Pyongyang fifth atomic te stanley usa st and the second in eight months. AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon North Korea fifth, and biggest nuclear test jangled nerves around the world on Friday. In neighbouring South Korea, most people were more preoccupied with getting ready for a major public holiday next week. On the streets of the capital city Seoul and beyond, resilience met resignation among a population long used to having North Korea weapons programme verbal and real aimed at them.North Korea keeps conducting nuclear tests, so it not like we can do anything about it right now, said Chun stanley termoska g Heyung-yoon, 60, in downtown Seoul, where people were shopping for the Chuseok autumn harvest festival that starts on Wednesday. We can ;t skip the Chuseok holiday just because we ;re anxious, she said.North Korea said it successfully conducted a nuclear test, its most powerful blast yet, and that it had the ability to mount a warhead on a ballistic missile. The announcement drew condemn stanley mug ation from global leaders, while South Korea military sai |
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