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"Moonlight children's hospitals" (달빛어린이병원) are pediatric clinics specifically designated to stay open during evenings, nights, and holidays, created because children often spike fevers or get hurt outside normal clinic hours when parents would otherwise have no choice but an expensive, crowded emergency room. They offer shorter waits and lower costs than a hospital ER for cases that don't need full emergency-level care.
Night markets are commercial shopping areas, and postpartum care centers (sanhujoriwon) support new mothers after childbirth — neither relates to treating a sick or injured child at night.
Parents can locate the nearest one through local health authorities or the e-gen emergency medical portal, worth bookmarking before you actually need it in a middle-of-the-night panic.
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