South Korea community doctors launch strike in protest over nursing law

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SEOUL: More than 10,000 South Korean community doctors and certified nursing assistants went on strike on Wednesday (May 3), protesting a nursing bill they fear would hurt their jobs even as it improves nurses' pay and working conditions. The bill, passed in parliament last week, was primarily designed to

SEOUL: More than 10,000 South Korean community doctors and certified nursing assistants went on strike on Wednesday , protesting a nursing bill they fear would hurt their jobs even as it improves nurses' pay and working conditions.

An official at Yoon's office said it would decide after discussions with medical groups and the ruling party. But the groups said they would go on a general strike nationwide on May 17 if their demands were not met, which would most likely cause disruptions in a medical system already hit hard by the protracted battle against COVID-19.

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