Doc winding down practice to pursue medical tourism in Japan


KUALA LUMPUR: A general practitioner who is in the midst of winding down his practice at Taman Sri Sentosa along Old Klang Road plans to venture into medical tourism in Japan.

Sole proprietor Dr Jim Loi, 49, said he will be closing his clinic here in two years.

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