S Korea doctors face arrest if they do not end strike

In South Korea, doctors who are currently on strike could potentially face arrest if they do not end their strike soon. The government has issued warnings that the doctors could be arrested for disrupting public health services.

The strike was initiated as a protest against government plans to increase the number of medical school students in the country, which the doctors argue would lead to an oversupply of physicians and harm the quality of medical care. The strike has caused disruptions in services at many hospitals across South Korea.

Health officials are urging the doctors to end their strike and resume their duties in order to ensure that patients receive the care they need. The government has warned that if the doctors do not comply, they could face serious consequences, including possible arrest.

It remains to be seen how the situation will unfold, but for now, the standoff between the doctors and the government continues.