Man held as mainland Chinese dental centre in Hong Kong raided amid promotions
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Hong Kong police arrested a 72-year-old man for illegally practising dentistry at a shop that a mainland Chinese dental clinic used to promote its services. The arrest came after calls from Hong Kong's dental industry for stricter regulations on cross-border dental promotions. The incident highlights concerns about unlicensed dental practices in the city.
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Police arrest of a 72-year-old local man
Hong Kong police arrested a 72-year-old local man.
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The local industry called for tighter regulatory oversight of such activities.
South China Morning Post- Police arrest of a 72-year-old local man
- Charged with practising dentistry illegally
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The local industry called for tighter regulatory oversight of such activities.
South China Morning PostHong Kong police arrested a 72-year-old local man.
South China Morning PostThe arrest was for practising dentistry illegally.
South China Morning PostThe shop was used by a mainland Chinese dental clinic to promote its business in Hong Kong.
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