Han Zaiyuan instinctively glanced at the green N95 mask on his face, a hint of panic flashing in his eyes.
Since entering the hospital, Gu Ji had noticed that the nurse at the triage desk had put on a mask.
This included Hee-jung, who had just been sent away from the respiratory department.
But he quickly forced himself to calm down, "Mr. Jin, you need evidence in the investigation process."
"Does human life also need a process?"
Gu Ji retorted indifferently, making Han Zaiyuan pause, and then continued, "You know the truth better than I do. MERS has no specific antiviral drugs or treatments, nor any available vaccines."
"Before this, South Korea had no experience in controlling and treating MERS. Allowing the top management of Shansang Hospital to act recklessly will only accelerate the spread of the virus, putting all Korean civilians in danger. Mr. Han, as a doctor, do you really want to see this happen?"
As it turned out, Gu Ji's strategy was the right move.
