SEOUL, March 1 (Yonhap) — The government intensified pressure on striking trainee doctors by conducting a police raid on offices of a major doctors’ association and repeating the back-to-work order Friday as many of them remained off the job after the government-set deadline for their return passed. The raids on offices of the Korea Medical Association (KMA) could send a message to thousands of striking interns and resident doctors that the government is serious about taking punitive measures against them, such as the suspension of their medical licenses. The raids marked the first investigative action by police with regard to the walkout. Nearly 10,000 trainee doctors nationwide walked off the job in the form of mass resignations last week in…
