Doctor in fake vaccine cert case remanded again for cheating


MARANG: A doctor from a private clinic here, who was previously detained for selling fake Covid-19 vaccination certificates in Terengganu, has been remanded again – this time for an investigation into allegations of cheating.

Magistrate Engku Nurul Ain Engku Muda on Friday (Jan 14) allowed the 51-year-old man to be remanded until Saturday (Jan 15) for investigation under Section 420 of the Penal Code.

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