Protests have recently escalated at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Hong Kong, with demonstrators staging a sit-in that has disrupted the hospital's regular operations. Among those affected is a foreign medical staff member who expressed his dissatisfaction over the inconvenience caused by the sit-in and other recent protests in Hong Kong.
The situation has raised questions about the balance between the right to protest and the need to maintain essential healthcare services. Healthcare professionals, alongside residents and visitors, are hoping for a resolution that minimizes disruption and ensures uninterrupted medical care.
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Foreign medical staff member: Protests in HK hospital 'not good'
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