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Malaysia Warns Pharmacies Against Unlicensed Blood Testing Services

Malaysia's Health Ministry has issued a stern warning to community pharmacies, stating that they are not permitted to offer blood testing services without proper licensing. Providing such unlicensed services could result in hefty fines up to RM500,000 and imprisonment.

30 Apr, 05:50 — 30 Apr, 05:50
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malay-mailMixed121d ago

No licence, no blood tests, Health Ministry tells community pharmacies

PUTRAJAYA, April 30 — The Health Ministry (MOH) has stressed that health screening services, including blood colle...

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Health Ministry: Unlicensed blood testing services risk RM500,000 fine, jail - The Star

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No licence, no blood tests, Health Ministry tells community pharmacies

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