Les travailleurs médicaux chinois recueillir et tenir des pancartes pour protester contre la violence sur les travailleurs médicaux à l'Hôpital du Peuple No.1 Wenling dans Wenling cit
Chinese medical workers gather and hold up placards to protest against violence on medical workers at the Wenling No.1 Peoples Hospital in Wenling city, east Chinas Zhejiang province, 28 October 2013. The latest act of violence against medical professionals in China, a patients stabbing of three doctors, one fatally, touched off a noisy demonstration by hundreds of people demanding better hospital security. Photos from local media and bystanders posted on social media sites showed people dressed in the white lab coats of medical swarming outside the No.1 Peoples Hospital in the eastern city of Wenling. They carried placards that said Guarantee Medical Workers Safety. Scores of police were on hand to keep order, according to the photos. An employee at the hospital, who declined to give her name, said that most of the people attending the demonstration were not hospital employees and that the facility was fully operating. In Fridays stabbing, a patient unhappy with the results of an operation to correct a deviated septum attacked three doctors, stabbing one to death before security guards restrained him, according to reports from the official Xinhua News Agency.
