S Korea doctors face arrest if they do not end strike

Doctors in South Korea are facing the threat of arrest if they do not end their strike, which has been ongoing for several weeks. The government has warned that it will take legal action against those who continue to participate in the strike, which has led to disruptions in medical services across the country.

The doctors are protesting against a new law that would increase the number of medical students in the country, which they argue would lower the quality of care and put patients at risk. They are also demanding better working conditions and higher pay.

The government has called on the doctors to return to work and has offered to engage in negotiations to address their concerns. However, so far, the doctors have refused to back down and continue to hold out for their demands.

As tensions continue to escalate, it remains to be seen how the situation will be resolved and what impact it will have on the healthcare system in South Korea.