Jipson Quah

2022 - 4 - 12

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GP suspended for administering fake Covid-19 jabs allegedly ... (The Straits Times)

Jipson Quah is facing separate criminal investigations into his conduct. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Quah also organised remote pre-event testing for unvaccinated people, even though this was not allowed at the time. Quah administered a Covid-19 test, which was negative. First, he administered saline solution to some 15 patients in place of the Covid-19 vaccine. Their test results would then be uploaded to another Ministry of Health (MOH) database. He also allowed at least 430 patients to take Covid-19 tests remotely, despite this being against the rules at the time. It added that his actions put the general public at risk, and could have undermined confidence in the medical profession as well as Singapore's Covid-19 testing capabilities.

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Suspended doctor linked to Healing the Divide group allegedly ... (CNA)

SINGAPORE: A suspended doctor linked to the Healing the Divide group was allegedly paid up to S$1500 to give fake COVID-19 vaccine jabs, 15 to 30 times the ...

Advertisement Advertisement For this, general practitioner Jipson Quah was suspended by the Singapore Medical Council (SMC) for 18 months, a decision that was announced on Mar 23.

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Doctor linked to anti-vaccine group Healing the Divide allegedly ... (TODAY)

SINGAPORE — General practitioner Jipson Quah allegedly charged at least three people S$1000 to S$1500 for fake Covid-19 jabs.

Admittedly, this was an error and lapse in judgment…” Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement SINGAPORE — General practitioner Jipson Quah allegedly charged at least three people S$1,000 to S$1,500 for fake Covid-19 jabs.

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Jipson Quah suspended 18 months for allegedly charging up to ... (Yahoo Singapore News)

Dr Jipson Quah was suspended 18 months by the Singapore Medical Council for allegedly charged up to $1500 to administer fake jabs to his patients.

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