Union slams media reports about forged sick chits
No medical assistant or union member investigated or charged for such offences, says the National Union of Medical Assistants.
KUALA LUMPUR: The National Union of Medical Assistants (Numa) has denied that any of its members were involved in medical certificate forgery as implied in recent news reports.
Its president, Taram Singh Walia, said no medical assistant had been charged in court for such an offence and hoped the media would be more careful in their reports of such cases.
“We have checked and ascertained that no medical assistant is under investigation or has been charged with forging MCs. The man who was charged with 24 counts of forging MCs in a recent case is not a medical assistant nor a member of Numa,” he said.
No medical assistant or union member investigated or charged for such offences, says the National Union of Medical Assistants.
KUALA LUMPUR: The National Union of Medical Assistants (Numa) has denied that any of its members were involved in medical certificate forgery as implied in recent news reports.
Its president, Taram Singh Walia, said no medical assistant had been charged in court for such an offence and hoped the media would be more careful in their reports of such cases.
“We have checked and ascertained that no medical assistant is under investigation or has been charged with forging MCs. The man who was charged with 24 counts of forging MCs in a recent case is not a medical assistant nor a member of Numa,” he said.
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