"Emergency Room Search and Seizure Is First in Nation's History"... Medical Association Demands Apology from Police

The Korean Medical Association (KMA) has repeatedly urged the police to apologize regarding the search and seizure conducted by police at the Ajou University Specialized Pediatric Emergency Medical Center.

During a regular briefing today, the KMA demanded an apology from the police, stating, "The police's response, which attempts to justify excessive investigation, has led seven specialists at the center to express their intent to resign."

The KMA also pointed out regarding the refusal of the head of the Gyeonggi Nambu Provincial Police Agency's metropolitan investigation unit to apologize during a parliamentary audit on October 27, saying, "This attitude is further fueling anger and despair in the medical field."

The Korean Society of Pediatric Emergency Medicine plans to hold an emergency press conference tomorrow at the KMA building regarding this issue, and the KMA plans to hold a parliamentary discussion forum on November 10 under the theme of "Rational Investigation Measures for Medical Institutions to Protect Patients' Lives."
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