Ju Su-ho, the former head of the Korean Medical Association’s public relations committee, to appear before the police on the 25th.

Suspected of obstruction of business and aiding and abetting, ‘[Edaily Reporter Hwang Byung-seo] Joo Su-ho, the head of the emergency response committee of the Korean Medical Association (KMA) accused of colluding to force resignations of medical interns and residents, is scheduled to attend the police on the 25th for questioning.’,
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Joo Su-ho, head of the emergency response committee of the KMA accused of colluding to force resignations of medical interns and residents, speaks during his attendance at the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency Public Crime Investigation Unit on the morning of March 25. (Photo=News1)

, ‘Joo, the former chairman, is scheduled to attend the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency Public Crime Investigation Unit at 10 a.m. on this day (25th) for questioning. He previously attended the police in March for additional investigation and forensic attendance.’,
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, ‘The Ministry of Health and Welfare reported Joo and five others, including Chairman Im Hyun-taek, to the police on February 27. The ministry reported that they were investigated for supporting collective actions such as submitting resignation letters by medical interns and legally supporting them, obstructing the work of training hospitals where the interns are based. The police are conducting investigations into them for violations of medical laws, obstruction of business teaching, and aiding and abetting.’,
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, ‘Earlier, Seoul Police Chief Jo Gi-ho said in a press conference on the 15th, “If we bring in about two more people for questioning, the investigation related to the KMA is likely to be concluded within this month.”‘,
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