Man arrested as DH seizes unregistered jabs
Authorities have seized some 50 suspected unregistered injections from over 13 premises and arrested a 28-year-old clinic manager in a recent operation. The operation was carried out jointly by the Department of Health and police to crack down on the usage of the Wilms' tumor 1 (WT1) vaccine, which is advertised as being able to prevent multiple cancers. But Assistant Director of Health Frank…
According to authorities, a 28-year-old clinic manager has been arrested as part of a joint operation by the Department of Health and police. This operation aimed to seize suspected unregistered injections and crack down on the usage of the Wilms tumor 1 (WT1) vaccine. However, Assistant Director of Health Frank Chan revealed that no WT1 vaccines have been found during the operation.
Instead, over 50 suspected unregistered injections, mostly healthcare products like vitamins, were seized from more than 13 premises. Chan stated that the investigation into the WT1 vaccine is ongoing, and so far, no adverse reactions have been reported. The seized injections are classified as Part 1 poisons, and the companies and individuals responsible are suspected of illegally selling and possessing unregistered pharmaceutical products. The operation is still ongoing, and more arrests may be made.
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