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.
Singapore News - Iris Koh, the founder of anti-vaccine group Healing the Divide, was granted $20,000 bail on Friday (Feb 4). Koh, 46, appeared in court via video-link and was wearing a white polo T-shirt. As part of the bail conditions, she is not allowed to contact directly or. Read more at www.tnp.sg
SINGAPORE - Iris Koh, the founder of anti-vaccine group Healing the Divide, was granted $20,000 bail on Friday (Feb 4). She was also slapped with a new charge of obstructing a public servant in discharge of her public functions. According to court documents, Koh is accused of tearing up a printed copy of her statement recorded on Jan 25 at.