Bogus dentist gets jail, RM70,000 fine


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  • Friday, 27 Oct 2017

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 KUALA LUMPUR: A bogus dentist was jailed a month and fined RM70,000 for setting up a dental clinic without the approval of the Health Ministry.

Chen Jianghong, 48, a China national, pleaded guilty to the charge of running a private dental clinic at a hotel room here.

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