Ilegal na ospital sa condo sa Parañaque, ni-raid ng mga awtoridad; doktor na Tsino, arestado
- An illegal medical facility in a condo in Parañaque was recently raided by police authorities
- The raid led to the arrest of a Chinese doctor and his assistant
- According to a report by GMA News quoting authorities, the alleged “medical facility” or “mini-hospital” is operating illegally and have been distributing unregistered medications
- Items found during the raid were a hospital bed, a collection of medications, along with equipment often used in critical medical procedures
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A clandestine medical facility operating within a condominium in Barangay Tambo, Parañaque City, has been raided by authorities, leading to the arrest of a Chinese doctor and his assistant.
Source: UGC
The doctor, identified only as Dr. Lee, is accused of running an unlicensed mini-hospital and distributing unregistered medications, according to a report on GMA’s “Unang Balita.”
The raid, conducted by law enforcement officials, uncovered a makeshift medical setup within the condominium unit.
Among the items found were a hospital bed, various medications, and equipment typically used in critical medical procedures.
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Two patients were present at the time of the raid and were promptly transferred to a licensed hospital for proper care and evaluation.
Dr. Lee and his assistant are now facing serious legal repercussions.
They are expected to be charged with violations of both the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Act of 2009 and the Medical Act of 1959.
Following the arrests, Dr. Lee declined to make any statement regarding the allegations.
The investigation, however, is far from over.
Authorities have indicated their intention to delve deeper into the activities of the illegal clinic, including the possibility that it catered to employees of Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs).
This line of inquiry stems from previous observations of the condominium complex being associated with POGO workers and related activities, such as personal debt issues.
“Ito kasing condominium na ito, nakikita natin ito before na bahay ng mga nagtatrabaho or linked sa POGO na mga personal debt. Sa ngayon, alamin pa natin kung talagang ano ang lisensiya ng mga ito at ito ba ay may kuwalipikasyon na talagang maging doktor,” stated Police Major General Nicolas Torre III, chief of the Philippine National Police-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (PNP-CIDG).
The PNP-CIDG will continue its investigation to uncover the full network of individuals involved in the operation of the illegal clinic and to ensure that all those responsible are brought to justice.
News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.
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