SEOUL -- South Korea's government on Friday came out with a compromise for its controversial plan to have medical schools admit 2,000 more students a year, as a mass walkout by trainee doctors strains the health care system.
The proposal presented by Prime Minister Han Duck-soo would let universities enroll fewer students than the increased quotas, though only for the 2025 academic year.
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