Impersonating health industry professional to be made offence


KUALA LUMPUR: It will be an offence to impersonate a professional in the allied health industry under a new Bill tabled in Parliament.

Among those listed as allied health professions are dieticians, physiotherapists, clinical psychologists, environmental health officers and forensic science officers.

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