I agree with your opinion. Medical assistance must be accessible to everyone. It is undeniable that most of Korea's medical facilities are concentrated in the metropolitan area and large cities, and the problem of poor medical care in the provinces has long been regarded as a problem in our society. Tele-health care, as you argue, will improve our quality of life. As an aside, the successful case of tele-helathcare in Norway was astounding. In addition, the argument for introducing tele-health care to solve the loneliness and aging of the elderly was novel. It is a prominent fact that tele-health care is creating multiple industries and jobs. It is definitely a pleasure to see the country's 370,000 jobs increase and related industries revitalize and the economy grows. In addition, tele-health care is Ace that can effectively respond to infectious Wuhan pneumonia. Currently, medical staff, doctors, and people in the industry are fighting to do their best in the fight against disease. Nothing will be more meaningful than doing their work.