Twenty-eight doctors refuse to treat believers
The joint statement confirmed that only 28 doctors out of nearly 3,000 doctors within the approved medical networks refrained from providing services to insured patients, which is less than 1%. This boycott did not impact the continuity of treatment, as patients were referred to alternative doctors, and the affected doctors' credentials were revoked due to breach of contractual obligations. The union and the association will announce their names to raise awareness among patients and guide them toward substitute doctors, emphasizing that the majority of physicians are fulfilling their duties.
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