Lim Hyun-taek, chairman of the Medical Association, said, "Give me a chance to make up for my mistakes."

Lim Hyun-taek, president of the Korean Medical Association, who is on the verge of impeachment after half a year in office, appealed to members to give them a chance to make up for their mistakes ahead of a vote of no confidence.

In a letter to the delegates, Chairman Lim said, "I am very sorry for causing great concern to our members with the motion of no confidence," and said he felt a sense of voodoo.

In addition, he apologized 100 times for causing inconvenience to the severe situation with inappropriate and rash words and actions, and apologized for being inexcusable.

However, he stressed that the division of the enemy war in the war will only add to internal division and confusion, and that the impeachment of the president of the medical association will only add to the internal division and confusion, and that he should give him a chance to carry out his mission to the end.

On the 10th of next month, the Council of Representatives will vote on the impeachment of Chairman Lim and the composition of the emergency committee.