SINGAPORE: A high-ranking doctor in Singapore has been arrested for allegedly injecting patients with saline solution instead of the corona vaccine.
Dr. Gua, 33, opened an account in the name of a fake patient and shocked those patients by publishing the results of a corona test. He is also a member of the Anti-Vaccine Group. He has thus uploaded the false vaccination information in the National Immunization Register of the Ministry of Health.
As a result, his registration as a medical practitioner has been suspended by the Singapore Medical Council for 18 months from the 23rd. He was also charged in court with conspiracy to defraud the health ministry by submitting incorrect vaccination data.
He has been uploading in the National Register that he has been injecting patients with saline solution instead of the corona vaccine and then injecting them with the corona vaccine because they are working against the vaccine.
Claiming this fake salt solution to be a vaccine, he also charged higher fees from those patients after paying for it. He also deceived patients by giving them fake certificates stating that the vaccine had been successfully injected into them. His actions have public health consequences. The Medical Council of Singapore has accused him of failing to protect and improve the health of individuals and the community.
The council said an investigation was underway and a complaint committee had been appointed to investigate the case. His aide Thomas Chua Cheng Soon, who aided him, has also been accused of plotting to defraud the health ministry.
Dr. Gua was arrested on January 21 along with his aide Thomas Chua (40) and a man named Iris Co. Iris Co (46) was the person who deceived the patients and recommended that they go to Dr. Gua.
All three were told in court that a Singaporean woman had given false information to the National Register that she had been vaccinated with the synoform vaccine. In addition, 4 clinics run by Dr. Gua have been closed.