NGO denies raising funds to help bogus dentist settle RM70,000 fine


  • Nation
  • Monday, 09 Oct 2017

PPIM lead activist Datuk Nadzim Johan showing a poster of the fundraising campaign to help Nur Farahanis settle her RM70,000 fine.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Muslim Consumers Association (PPIM) has denied playing a role in fundraising RM70,000 to help bogus dentist Nur Farahanis Ezatty Adli settle her fine for operating an unlicensed dentistry.

“We have not received nor contributed a single sen to Nur Farahanis’ fundraising,” said PPIM activist Muhammad Zharif Johor during a press conference on Monday.

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