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Nearly all of them were not wearing masks.

SINGAPORE - General practitioner Jipson Quah, who has been suspended for administering fake Covid-19 jabs to some 15 patients, allegedly charged at least three people between $1,000 and $1,500 per dose. He also allowed at least 430 patients to take Covid-19 tests remotely, despite this being against the rules at the time. These offences are very serious and warrant Quah,...

Jipson Quah has been suspended for allowing ART & PET remote testing and giving fake Covid-19 jabs that cost S$1,000 to S$1,500 each.

Singapore News - General practitioner Jipson Quah, who has been suspended for administering fake Covid-19 jabs to some 15 patients, allegedly charged at least three people between $1,000 and $1,500 per dose. He also allowed at least 430 patients to take Covid-19 tests remotely, despite this... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Singapore News - General practitioner Jipson Quah, who was charged in court earlier this year for making false representations about Covid-19 vaccination information to the health authorities here, has been suspended from practising medicine. New details about the allegations that... Read more at www.tnp.sg

A Singapore doctor, linked to an anti-vaccination group, has been suspended after being accused of injecting patients with saline solution instead of a COVID-19 vaccine, and uploading false vaccination statuses to the nation's registry.

Dr Jipson Quah's registration as a medical practitioner was suspended by the Singapore Medical Council (SMC) from March 23 for 18 months, or until the disciplinary proceedings are concluded, whichever is sooner, the council said on Monday.

A prior Covid-19 infection does not guarantee you won't be infected again.

Singapore News - As many as 1,000 individuals who had taken only the primary course of non-mRNA Covid-19 vaccines such as Sinopharm or Sinovac-CoronaVac but not a booster jab could have had their fully-vaccinated status revoked as at Monday (Feb 14). Senior Minister of State for Health... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE, Feb 9 — Iris Koh, founder of anti-vaccine group Healing the Divide who is being prosecuted for allegedly lying to the Ministry of Health (MOH), has raised about 30 per cent of the amount needed for her legal fees for her upcoming court hearings, just a day after she started an appeal...