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Man held as mainland Chinese dental centre in Hong Kong raided amid promotions
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Man held as mainland Chinese dental centre in Hong Kong raided amid promotions

Hong Kong police arrested a 72-year-old local man for practicing dentistry illegally at a shop used by a mainland Chinese dental clinic to promote its services in the city. The raid, conducted jointly with the Department of Health, targeted a location on 37 King’s Road in North Point where promotional materials, including claims of being 'Hong Kong’s cheapest place for dental check-up' and offering 'free consultation,' were displayed. Authorities seized dental equipment and emphasized their commitment to enforcing regulations against unlicensed medical practices. Officials urged the public to avoid unlicensed clinics.

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Man held as mainland Chinese dental centre in Hong Kong raided amid promotions

Hong Kong police arrested a 72-year-old local man for practicing dentistry illegally at a shop used by a mainland Chinese dental clinic to promote its services in the city. The raid, conducted jointly with the Department of Health, targeted a location on 37 King’s Road in North Point where promotional materials, including claims of being 'Hong Kong’s cheapest place for dental check-up' and offering 'free consultation,' were displayed. Authorities seized dental equipment and emphasized their commitment to enforcing regulations against unlicensed medical practices. Officials urged the public to avoid unlicensed clinics.

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