MMA: Police investigations against doctors supporting Code Black campaign are a form of harassment


PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) has called the police investigations against doctors supporting its Code Black and Black Monday campaign as “unnecessary” and tantamount to a form of harassment to a simple show of solidarity.

MMA president Prof Datuk Dr M. Subramaniam said it received information that many of its doctors who supported the Code Black and Black Monday campaign by the MMA are being investigated by police officers.

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