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South Korean Doctors Plan One-Day June 18 Strike to Protest Medical Reforms

Jun 9, 2024, 08:00 AM

South Korean doctors are planning a one-day strike on June 18 to protest against proposed government reforms in the medical sector. The decision was made after a vote by the doctors' organization, which has also announced plans for a rally next week. The strike is part of a broader all-out action being considered by the medical community amid a deadlock over the reforms.

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Will the deadlock over medical reforms in South Korea be resolved by December 31?

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No • 50%

Yes • 50%

News reports and official statements from the South Korean government and medical associations

Will the South Korean doctors' strike on June 18 proceed?

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Yes • 50%

No • 50%

News reports and official announcements from South Korean medical associations and government statements

Will the South Korean government amend the proposed medical reforms by September 30?

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No • 50%

Yes • 50%

Official government announcements and legislative records

What will be the impact of the one-day strike on medical services?

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Major disruption • 33%

No significant disruption • 33%

Minor disruption • 33%

News reports, hospital records, and official statements from health authorities

What will be the next action by the South Korean medical community?

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No further action • 33%

Negotiations with government • 33%

Another strike • 33%

News reports and official statements from South Korean medical associations

What will be the turnout of the rally planned by South Korean doctors?

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Moderate turnout • 33%

Large turnout • 33%

Low turnout • 33%

News reports and official statements from the South Korean medical associations