The scam of Charenjit, who has the responsibility for attracting patients from South Asia under a medical tourism campaign, was discovered when one of the Bangadeshi women was caught for prostitution. Full story
Mastermind behind Raffles Hospital medical tourist visa scam jailed
The Times Of India, 26 Aug 2010
SINGAPORE: An Indian-origin woman, who is working as a marketing assistant at a top hospital here, has been jailed for seven and half months for forging medical memos to extend visas of 11 Bangladeshi women. These 11 women, aged from 24 to 32, were working as prostitutes here and looking for a way to stay longer, the report said.
The scam of Charenjit, who has the responsibility for attracting patients from South Asia under a medical tourism campaign, was discovered when one of the Bangadeshi women was caught for prostitution. Full story
The scam of Charenjit, who has the responsibility for attracting patients from South Asia under a medical tourism campaign, was discovered when one of the Bangadeshi women was caught for prostitution. Full story
