Qatar arrests three European nationals over unlicensed cosmetic, medical procedures
Three suspects were referred to the Public Prosecution following a joint operation by the Criminal Investigation Department and the Ministry of Public Health. Qatar’s Ministry of Interior [MOI] has arrested…
Three Europeans have been arrested in Qatar for practicing medical and cosmetic services without proper licenses, according to the Ministry of Interior. The investigation was coordinated with the Ministry of Public Health, and it followed suspicions of unlicensed activities taking place in an unauthorized facility. After thorough examination and obtaining the necessary approval from the Public Prosecution, the suspects were arrested while carrying out these activities and confessed to the charges against them.
During the search and seizure operation, authorities found various devices, tools, and medical supplies used in these unauthorized practices. The suspects, along with the confiscated items, have been handed over to the Public Prosecution to complete the legal proceedings. The Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Public Health strongly advise the public not to trust advertisements for medical or cosmetic services until they verify the licensing of private medical facilities and clinics.
They also urge the public to ensure that healthcare practitioners working within these establishments have obtained the necessary licenses from the relevant authorities to maintain public safety and avoid dealing with unauthorized entities or individuals.
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