Reports: Patients’ lives ruined in botched operations by Malaysian doctor


PETALING JAYA: Malaysian-born neurosurgeon, Dr Suresh Nair, who binged on cocaine and was linked to the death of two prostitutes in Australia, was allowed to continue operating on patients despite his condition. 

The NSW Medical Board had allegedly allowed Dr Nair to continue working at the Nepean Private Hospital in Sydney although he was already banned from the Nepean Public Hospital next door, The Daily Telegraph reported. 

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