Quack dentists and optometrists risk fines of up to Sh 5 million in new Bill

Persons masquerading as dentists or eye specialists risk paying fines of up to Sh 5 million or serve a jail term of up to 10 years in default. This is according to a proposed new Bill sponsored by Nyeri Central MP Duncan Maina that seeks to amend the Medical Practitioners and Dentists Act. Cap 253….

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Quack dentists and optometrists risk fines of up to Sh 5 million in new Bill

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