Africa-Press – Mauritius. infamous list The Government Gazette reports that 177 doctors have been temporarily removed from the Medical Council’s list of practitioners licensed to practice this year. Six of them are posted to the Ministry of Health.
For good reason, they did not obtain the twelve points required annually after the Continuous Professional Development course (CPD) to register with the Medical Council and continue to operate.
But already the published list arouses controversy and people cry foul. Members of the paramedics report that three doctors who hold important positions in Health would also be on the list.
Long overdue The transfer of investigation managers to ADSU took many people involved in trafficking by surprise. Some traders had, over the years, developed ties with those who were transferred.
This is why we must prevent the investigators from taking root within the ADSU because the temptation to take advantage of this lucrative trade would be too great, they say at the Central Barracks.
surprise surprise Cyclone Freddy or negligence? In any case, a travel agency which sent passports to Madagascar to be stamped with the visa of a large country had a surprise when it received the documents.
The company in charge of express mail delivered soaked or torn passports to him without wanting to reimburse the damage. “Not me that. . . ” After the right of reply demanded from the MBC by the Labor Party, some people want to blame the journalists.
However, it turns out that the editorial staff had the order “pli lao” to mount a report in order to say that the lawyer Joy Beeharry, involved in a road accident, was a member of the PTr whereas it was not is not true.
The editorial staff wants to be freed from any blame because each political video is reviewed by the PMO and the management of the MBC before the broadcast.
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