700+ civilians visited military hospitals in South Korea since mid-February due to doctors' strike.

700+ civilians visited South Korea's military hospitals since mid-February due to a doctors' walkout. Military hospitals opened their doors to the public to address healthcare concerns amid the strike by trainee doctors protesting against the government's plan to increase medical school seats. As of April 19, 768 patients have been treated, with 397 at the Armed Forces Capital Hospital in Seongnam.