Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun. yunhap news
– Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun said that he would not let go of the collective action of the Korean Medical Association (Medical Cooperative Association), which mentioned “completely halting vaccination cooperation” in response to the National Assembly’s revision of the medical law.
On the 21st, Prime Minister Chung warned through Facebook, “Who the hell is this medical agreement for?” “The government will never neglect the collective action that makes the people’s devotion a void.”
At the plenary meeting of the National Assembly on the 19th, an amendment to the medical law was passed with the agreement of the opposition parties to revoke the licenses of doctors sentenced to a sentence of more than a’safe’. Then, the medical association strongly opposed, saying, “I will use all means,” saying, “It is an evil law to kill doctors that started with retaliation legislation.” As countermeasures, the Korea Medical Association mentioned the suspension of cooperation in vaccination against the novel coronavirus (Corona 19), the struggle to return a doctor’s license, and a general strike.
Regarding this, Prime Minister Chung said, “The medical association misrepresents the facts and deceives the public as if the doctor’s license was unconditionally revoked even if only a traffic accident occurred. It was emphasized that it was a revised bill of medical law.”
He emphasized, “It is the K quarantine that all the people have built up with patience and sacrifice so far, and the end is vaccination,” and emphasized that “the benefit of a specific job cannot take precedence over the lives and safety of the people.” He then warned, “If the medical agreement makes illegal collective action a reality, the government will not hesitate and exercise strong administrative power,” he warned, saying, “Never, we will not neglect illegality, but will respond firmly and severely condemn.”
Prime Minister Chung then asked, “As a doctor for the people, not just for medical organizations, I urge you to fulfill your social responsibilities.”
Reporter Juhee Hong [email protected]
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