Resident Arrested for Practicing Medicine Without a License

The Criminal Security Sector, represented by the General Directorate of Criminal Investigations (Counter-Counterfeiting and Forgery Crimes Department), arrested an Azerbaijani resident for practicing medicine without a license and for using her private residence in the Jabir Al-Ahmad City area as a fully equipped health facility in exchange for monetary payments. The arrest followed intelligence indicating that the suspect was receiving patients, providing medical consultations and examinations, and preparing, selling, and distributing herbal mixtures without obtaining the necessary approvals and licenses from the competent authorities. Investigative efforts confirmed the accuracy of the information received.

After obtaining the required legal authorization, a team from the Counter-Counterfeiting and Forgery Crimes Department, in collaboration with the Women’s Police, moved to the site and apprehended the suspect while she was conducting unlicensed medical activities. It was found that the residence had been outfitted as a complete medical clinic, with a dedicated section for preparing and manufacturing herbal mixtures and preparing their labels.

The operation also yielded 11,651 Kuwaiti dinars, a medical bed, several examination tools, a white coat, a register for recording patient data, as well as tools and materials for preparing herbal mixtures and their labels. When confronted with the findings of the investigations and the seized items, the suspect admitted to operating the residence as an unlicensed medical facility and providing consultations and examinations for fees ranging between 5 and 30 dinars. All necessary legal procedures were taken against her, and she was referred to the competent authority to take the appropriate action in accordance with the law.