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Public Apology from MOH’s Deputy Minister

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Azizul Nur Bin Abdul Aziz Al-Akbar
8 years ago

Disgusting!

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Goh Kee San
8 years ago

It's already a sorry state for Malaysia for a long time.

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Noor azlin
8 years ago

He show to all that he doesn't fit to be an MP.. What type of leader who simply forwarding letter without even knowing the content of it..

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Pam
8 years ago

To condone such unethical behaviour is unbecoming of a doctor, let alone a minister representing our community

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joann
8 years ago

we shouldn't reward ppl who do illegal acts. Stick to principle.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

The wrongdoer didn't realise that they are putting people at risk and not only that she should have known how this would affect the dentist in this country. Those licensed dentist had to work hard to attain it, countless of sleepless night studying and assignment. 70,000 is a huge sum of money which be put into a good use to the society especially in education or helping the homeless people. She should have a thought on all that before boasting that Oh look I have people supporting me even though I'm wrong.

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Munira Rejab
8 years ago

" Berkatalah benar walaupun pahit "

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Anonymous
8 years ago Featured

As a medical doctor, what has been committed is assault. The act of allowing this criminal to run rampant, will further encourage other individuals to go against the law and practice medicine at their own accord.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Disgraceful act by the deputy health minister.

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Mohamad aizuddin ahmad
8 years ago

Hantar ke muka pengadilan.

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Dr Md Adhanizam bin Buyong
8 years ago

Dooms day of medical fraternity is indeed so very near, and all of us are sitting on it... pitiful!

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Manvir
8 years ago

Patient safety cannot be compromised by allowing unlicensed, unqualified, self thought "health practitioners" to continue. There are laws in this country to protect it's citizens and their safety. She acted outside the law and should be dealt with accordingly. Please act to ensure only doctors treat patients, not self thought vocasional school graduates. By showing the public that wrong doers can be pardoned so easily, it will pave the way for more unlicensed practices such as these to come into existence. Inaction will only add to the detriment of our health care system and the country. Please do what is right by the people of this country and it's health care system.

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cheah kok wah
8 years ago

Integrity, truth & justice must be upheld at all times.

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Susan Choo
8 years ago

This is a serious offence. Lives of people could have been fatal in her hands. Authorities must take proper action against the perpetrator

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Tay Kay Hui
8 years ago Featured

She should have been jailed instead to give her a good lesson that flouting the law, especially where by her criminal act, some unknowing victim could have been killed! It has happened even with medical doctors around..... case in hand, the death of the DPM's son-in-law at a dental surgery!

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Chung Tze Yang
8 years ago

Transparency, accountability & high moral ethics.... Such example and leadership should come from the top. Unfortunately, it is not.

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Kang Waye Hann
8 years ago

Shame.

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Mohd Yusnor Mohd Yusof
8 years ago

This can be left alone like this...this should be taken care of. If not...anyone can be a doctor via Youtube!!! But...you doctors should charge your patients afdordably...as sickness dont choose how fat someone's wallet is.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Public apology is needed

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balasubramaniam
8 years ago

dont use your political influence to abuse the law