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Should he save him as a doctor or hand him over to the army as a patriot ?
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I think the Japanese doctor should try his best to save the life as the dying man, whosoever he might be. A doctor’s duty is to try his best to save the life of a human being. The doctor are trained for this and they are under oath also to do so. Moreover, the Japanese doctor did not deliberately go to treat the dying man.
Rather he is found by him at his doorstep. If he hand over the man to the army, the man will must certainly die. A doctor’s conscience can never allow him to do so. So I think that the Japanese doctor should treat the dying man and if he is saved them later on he could be handed over to the army. That way he would be doing a doctor’s duty as well as the duty of a patriot.