LHC restores fine on individual for unauthorised allopathic treatment
Most outlets reported that the Lahore High Court restored a fine imposed on an individual for practising allopathic medicine without authorisation. 24 News HD focused on the court’s action to overturn a lower court’s decision and mentioned the petitioner, the Punjab Healthcare Commission. The Nation provided the specific fine amount (Rs300,000) and clarified that the dispenser’s certificate does not allow independent medical practice.
Summary generated by HarZaviya from the headlines and excerpts of the 4 outlets below. Each outlet's own headline is listed under it.
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4 articles · 4 outlets
Fri
LHC restores Rs300,000 fine on dispenser
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LHC restores Rs300,000 fine on dispenser
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LHC restores Rs300,000 fine on dispenser
LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) has held that a dispenser’s certificate does not authorise a person to independently practise allopathic medicine and restored a fine of Rs300,000 imposed by the Punjab Healthcare Commission (PHC) on a dispenser. The court also ruled that a drug sale licence only permits the sale of medicines and does not authorise its holder to administer injections or provi...
Thu
LHC restores fine on individual for unauthorised allopathic treatment
3 outlets
LHC restores fine on individual for unauthorised allopathic treatment
Most outlets led with the Lahore High Court's decision to restore a Rs300,000 fine imposed on an individual for practising allopathic treatment without authorisation. The Nation and Dunya News both highlighted the court's reasoning that a dispenser’s certificate does not permit independent medical practice. 24 News HD provided less specific details, referring to the case as involving a "quack" and a fine imposed for practising allopathy at a medical store, without explicitly stating the amount.
Summary generated by HarZaviya from the headlines and excerpts of the 3 outlets below. Each outlet's own headline is listed under it.
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LHC restores Rs300,000 fine for unauthorised allopathic treatment
The Lahore High Court (LHC) has restored a Rs300,000 fine imposed on a man for providing allopathic treatment without authorisation, ruling that a dispenser’s certificate does not permit independent medical practice.
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LHC restores Rs3m fine on man for unauthorised allopathic treatment
Lahore High Court restores a Rs300,000 fine for unauthorised allopathic treatment, ruling that a dispenser certificate does not permit independent medical practice.
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LHC restores fine imposed on quack for practising allopathy at medical store
Accepting the petition filed by the Punjab Healthcare Commission, the Lahore High Court (LHC) on Thursday declared null and void a district court’s decision to overturn a fine slapped on a quack who would practise as a doctor at a medical store, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
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