Nov 1 2010, 07:44 AM
-compiled news article about Johari Mansor and his scams:
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From Utusan Malaysia:
Pusat Rawatan Keraton hadapi tuduhan
JOHOR BAHRU 7 Okt. - Pemilik Pusat Rawatan Keraton yang melakukan rawatan 'pembedahan' secara tradisional atau batin didakwa di Mahkamah Sesyen di sini hari ini atas tuduhan menjalankan operasi pusat jagaan kesihatan swasta tanpa lesen, Jun lalu.
Johari Mansor, 52, dan Rusnani Rahaman, 49, bagaimanapun mengaku tidak bersalah sebaik sahaja pertuduhan tersebut dibacakan di hadapan Hakim Norazlan Ahmad.
Mengikut kertas pertuduhan, mereka didakwa menjalankan operasi pusat jagaan ambulatori swasta tanpa lesen[/COLOR] mengikut perenggan 3© Akta Kemudahan dan Perkhidmatan Jagaan Kesihatan Swasta 1998.
Kesalahan itu didakwa dilakukan di No. 34, Jalan Padi Emas 32, Bandar Baru Uda di sini kira-kira pukul 6.30 petang, 9 Jun lalu.
Dakwaan terhadap mereka dibuat mengikut Subseksyen 5(1) Akta Kemudahan dan Perkhidmatan Jagaan Kesihatan Swasta 1998 (Akta 586) dan boleh dihukum mengikut Subseksyen 5(1)(b)(i) akta sama.
Jika sabit kesalahan, pusat rawatan berkenaan boleh didenda maksimum RM500,000 dan pemiliknya boleh didenda tidak melebihi RM300,000 atau penjara tidak lebih enam tahun atau kedua-duanya.
Norazlan menetapkan 29 November ini untuk perbicaraan kes tersebut.
Pendakwaan dikemukakan oleh Timbalan Pendakwa Raya, Amira Suriati Zainal manakala tertuduh diwakili peguam bela, Zamri Idrus.
Sementara itu, [color=blue]Ketua Pengarah Kesihatan,Tan Sri Dr. Mohd. Ismail Merican dalam satu kenyataan di sini hari ini berkata, pusat rawatan berkenaan diserbu pihak kementerian pada 6 Jun lalu kerana didakwa melakukan rawatan 'pembedahan' secara tradisional atau batin.
Beliau berkata, hasil serbuan yang dijalankan Unit Kawalan Amalan Perubatan Swasta (UKAPS) Johor dan Selangor, pihaknya merampas beberapa perkakas dan peralatan yang dipercayai digunakan dalam pembedahan batin tersebut.
Mohd. Ismail mengingatkan semua pusat rawatan swasta yang menawarkan rawatan perubatan supaya mendapatkan lesen daripada Kementerian Kesihatan sebelum memulakan operasi seperti yang diperuntukkan di bawah akta tersebut.
http://www.utusan.com.my/utusan/info.asp?y...ah&pg=ma_04.htm
Pusat Rawatan Keraton hadapi tuduhan
JOHOR BAHRU 7 Okt. - Pemilik Pusat Rawatan Keraton yang melakukan rawatan 'pembedahan' secara tradisional atau batin didakwa di Mahkamah Sesyen di sini hari ini atas tuduhan menjalankan operasi pusat jagaan kesihatan swasta tanpa lesen, Jun lalu.
Johari Mansor, 52, dan Rusnani Rahaman, 49, bagaimanapun mengaku tidak bersalah sebaik sahaja pertuduhan tersebut dibacakan di hadapan Hakim Norazlan Ahmad.
Mengikut kertas pertuduhan, mereka didakwa menjalankan operasi pusat jagaan ambulatori swasta tanpa lesen[/COLOR] mengikut perenggan 3© Akta Kemudahan dan Perkhidmatan Jagaan Kesihatan Swasta 1998.
Kesalahan itu didakwa dilakukan di No. 34, Jalan Padi Emas 32, Bandar Baru Uda di sini kira-kira pukul 6.30 petang, 9 Jun lalu.
Dakwaan terhadap mereka dibuat mengikut Subseksyen 5(1) Akta Kemudahan dan Perkhidmatan Jagaan Kesihatan Swasta 1998 (Akta 586) dan boleh dihukum mengikut Subseksyen 5(1)(b)(i) akta sama.
Jika sabit kesalahan, pusat rawatan berkenaan boleh didenda maksimum RM500,000 dan pemiliknya boleh didenda tidak melebihi RM300,000 atau penjara tidak lebih enam tahun atau kedua-duanya.
Norazlan menetapkan 29 November ini untuk perbicaraan kes tersebut.
Pendakwaan dikemukakan oleh Timbalan Pendakwa Raya, Amira Suriati Zainal manakala tertuduh diwakili peguam bela, Zamri Idrus.
Sementara itu, [color=blue]Ketua Pengarah Kesihatan,Tan Sri Dr. Mohd. Ismail Merican dalam satu kenyataan di sini hari ini berkata, pusat rawatan berkenaan diserbu pihak kementerian pada 6 Jun lalu kerana didakwa melakukan rawatan 'pembedahan' secara tradisional atau batin.
Beliau berkata, hasil serbuan yang dijalankan Unit Kawalan Amalan Perubatan Swasta (UKAPS) Johor dan Selangor, pihaknya merampas beberapa perkakas dan peralatan yang dipercayai digunakan dalam pembedahan batin tersebut.
Mohd. Ismail mengingatkan semua pusat rawatan swasta yang menawarkan rawatan perubatan supaya mendapatkan lesen daripada Kementerian Kesihatan sebelum memulakan operasi seperti yang diperuntukkan di bawah akta tersebut.
http://www.utusan.com.my/utusan/info.asp?y...ah&pg=ma_04.htm
The news above is followed by the one below;
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From Utusan Malaysia:
Pemilik Pusat Rawatan Keraton didakwa
JOHOR BAHRU 14 Okt. - Pemilik Pusat Rawatan Keraton yang melakukan 'pembedahan' secara tradisional atau batin, [color=red]Johari Mansor sekali lagi dihadapkan ke Mahkamah Sesyen di sini hari ini atas tuduhan menjalankan operasi pusat jagaan kesihatan swasta tanpa lesen, Jun lalu.
Johari, 52, dan isteri, Rusnani Rahaman, 49, yang juga rakan kongsi pusat berkenaan bagaimanapun mengaku tidak bersalah di hadapan Hakim Habibah Mohamed Yusof.
Mengikut kertas pertuduhan, mereka didakwa menjalankan operasi pusat jagaan ambulatori swasta tanpa lesen mengikut perenggan 3© Akta Kemudahan dan Perkhidmatan Jagaan Kesihatan Swasta 1998.
Perbuatan itu didakwa dilakukan di No. 34, Jalan Padi Emas 32, Bandar Baru Uda di sini pada pukul 6.30 petang, 9 Jun lalu.
Mereka didakwa mengikut Seksyen 5(2) akta tersebut dan boleh dihukum mengikut Seksyen 5(2) (aa) akta sama yang memperuntukkan denda tidak melebihi RM300,000 atau penjara tidak lebih enam tahun atau kedua-duanya, jika sabit kesalahan.
Pendakwaan dikendalikan oleh Timbalan Pendakwa Raya, Anwar Raof sementara Johari diwakili peguam Bustaman Menon Abdul Hamid Menon.
Habibah menetapkan 29 November ini bagi perbicaraan kes tersebut.
Sebelum ini, Utusan Malaysia melaporkan pusat berkenaan didakwa di mahkamah yang sama pada 7 Oktober lalu atas tuduhan menjalankan operasi pusat jagaan kesihatan swasta tanpa lesen, Jun lalu.
Perbuatan itu didakwa dilakukan di premis dan pada waktu serta hari yang sama.
http://www.utusan.com.my/utusan/info.asp?y...ah&pg=ma_05.htm
From NST:Pemilik Pusat Rawatan Keraton didakwa
JOHOR BAHRU 14 Okt. - Pemilik Pusat Rawatan Keraton yang melakukan 'pembedahan' secara tradisional atau batin, [color=red]Johari Mansor sekali lagi dihadapkan ke Mahkamah Sesyen di sini hari ini atas tuduhan menjalankan operasi pusat jagaan kesihatan swasta tanpa lesen, Jun lalu.
Johari, 52, dan isteri, Rusnani Rahaman, 49, yang juga rakan kongsi pusat berkenaan bagaimanapun mengaku tidak bersalah di hadapan Hakim Habibah Mohamed Yusof.
Mengikut kertas pertuduhan, mereka didakwa menjalankan operasi pusat jagaan ambulatori swasta tanpa lesen mengikut perenggan 3© Akta Kemudahan dan Perkhidmatan Jagaan Kesihatan Swasta 1998.
Perbuatan itu didakwa dilakukan di No. 34, Jalan Padi Emas 32, Bandar Baru Uda di sini pada pukul 6.30 petang, 9 Jun lalu.
Mereka didakwa mengikut Seksyen 5(2) akta tersebut dan boleh dihukum mengikut Seksyen 5(2) (aa) akta sama yang memperuntukkan denda tidak melebihi RM300,000 atau penjara tidak lebih enam tahun atau kedua-duanya, jika sabit kesalahan.
Pendakwaan dikendalikan oleh Timbalan Pendakwa Raya, Anwar Raof sementara Johari diwakili peguam Bustaman Menon Abdul Hamid Menon.
Habibah menetapkan 29 November ini bagi perbicaraan kes tersebut.
Sebelum ini, Utusan Malaysia melaporkan pusat berkenaan didakwa di mahkamah yang sama pada 7 Oktober lalu atas tuduhan menjalankan operasi pusat jagaan kesihatan swasta tanpa lesen, Jun lalu.
Perbuatan itu didakwa dilakukan di premis dan pada waktu serta hari yang sama.
http://www.utusan.com.my/utusan/info.asp?y...ah&pg=ma_05.htm
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Quack surgeon now needs a 'legal doctor'
2010/10/10
KUALA LUMPUR: A faith healer who went around with the title of "Professor Datuk Dr" will be charged on Thursday with allegedly running an illegal treatment centre and performing surgery using unorthodox methods.
The "doctor" will be charged under the Private Healthcare Facilities and Services Act 1998, and is liable to be fined up to RM300,000 or six months' imprisonment or both, if found guilty.
Popularly known as pembedahan batin, his surgeries were usually carried out without anaesthetic and he claimed that patients could immediately return to work after the treatment.
Acting on public information, ministry officials headed by a medical inspector from the Private Medical Practice Control Unit raided the business premises of the "doctor" in Johor on June 9.
They seized tools and equipment believed to have been used for pembedahan batin and sealed the premises.
Director-General of Health Tan Sri Dr Ismail Merican said the ministry would not compromise with anyone who practised this method of surgery as it could be dangerous to a person's health.
"I appeal to the public not to fall prey to this type of treatment as it can bring harm to people, especially those who suffer from cancer, kidney stones and fibroids.
"If not treated properly, these diseases could lead to complications and even fatality."
He said modern medicine had advanced tremendously and could cure illnesses if treated early and properly.
Dr Ismail said all private treatment centres that offered medical treatment must be licensed by the ministry under the Private Healthcare Facilities and Services Act.
The public can check the status of a doctor or a traditional and complementary medicine practitioner by calling 03-8883 1278 or the ministry's traditional and complementary medicine division at 03-2698 5077.
Read more: Quack surgeon now needs a 'legal doctor' http://www.nst.com.my/nst/articles/08pop-3.../#ixzz1FqVLt6Uq
From The Star:2010/10/10
KUALA LUMPUR: A faith healer who went around with the title of "Professor Datuk Dr" will be charged on Thursday with allegedly running an illegal treatment centre and performing surgery using unorthodox methods.
The "doctor" will be charged under the Private Healthcare Facilities and Services Act 1998, and is liable to be fined up to RM300,000 or six months' imprisonment or both, if found guilty.
Popularly known as pembedahan batin, his surgeries were usually carried out without anaesthetic and he claimed that patients could immediately return to work after the treatment.
Acting on public information, ministry officials headed by a medical inspector from the Private Medical Practice Control Unit raided the business premises of the "doctor" in Johor on June 9.
They seized tools and equipment believed to have been used for pembedahan batin and sealed the premises.
Director-General of Health Tan Sri Dr Ismail Merican said the ministry would not compromise with anyone who practised this method of surgery as it could be dangerous to a person's health.
"I appeal to the public not to fall prey to this type of treatment as it can bring harm to people, especially those who suffer from cancer, kidney stones and fibroids.
"If not treated properly, these diseases could lead to complications and even fatality."
He said modern medicine had advanced tremendously and could cure illnesses if treated early and properly.
Dr Ismail said all private treatment centres that offered medical treatment must be licensed by the ministry under the Private Healthcare Facilities and Services Act.
The public can check the status of a doctor or a traditional and complementary medicine practitioner by calling 03-8883 1278 or the ministry's traditional and complementary medicine division at 03-2698 5077.
Read more: Quack surgeon now needs a 'legal doctor' http://www.nst.com.my/nst/articles/08pop-3.../#ixzz1FqVLt6Uq
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Wednesday October 13, 2010
Bogus doctors are just a pain
By NELSON BENJAMIN and DESIREE THRESA GASPER
news@thestar.com.my
JOHOR BARU: Bogus doctors and faith healers are advertising their services on the Internet and the vernacular newspapers [b]promising “painless” and “instant” recovery from a surgery.
Those conned by them include senior government servants, professionals and businessmen and they were told that they could return to work immediately after the treatment, said state Health Committee chairman Dr Robiah Kosai.
“Their selling point is that there is no pain and the patient can go back to work as soon as the procedure is over. The fees charged can run into thousands of ringgit.
“Any doctor will tell you that when a surgery is performed, the patient would definitely need some time to recover and heal,” she told The Star.
Describing such incidents as being rampant, she said the conmen would do anything to convince their victims, including having an operation theatre in their premises complete with surgical equipment.
Dr Robiah advised people to go to government hospitals or clinics to avoid complications.
“Sometimes those who go to bomohs and faith healers only come to the hospital when they are too sick and by then it is too late,” she said.
In a related case, an alternative medical practitioner was charged at a Sessions Court here with operating without a licence.
The director of Pusat Jagaan Ambulatori Swasta, Johari Mansor, 52, pleaded not guilty to the offence under the Private Healthcare Facilities and Services Act.
He was jointly charged with his wife Rusnani Abd Rahman, 49, with operating the centre without a licence at Jalan Padi Emas in Bandar Baru Uda here on June 9.
Sessions Court judge Norazlan Ahmad set Nov 29 for trial.
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...0858&sec=nation
Bogus doctors are just a pain
By NELSON BENJAMIN and DESIREE THRESA GASPER
news@thestar.com.my
JOHOR BARU: Bogus doctors and faith healers are advertising their services on the Internet and the vernacular newspapers [b]promising “painless” and “instant” recovery from a surgery.
Those conned by them include senior government servants, professionals and businessmen and they were told that they could return to work immediately after the treatment, said state Health Committee chairman Dr Robiah Kosai.
“Their selling point is that there is no pain and the patient can go back to work as soon as the procedure is over. The fees charged can run into thousands of ringgit.
“Any doctor will tell you that when a surgery is performed, the patient would definitely need some time to recover and heal,” she told The Star.
Describing such incidents as being rampant, she said the conmen would do anything to convince their victims, including having an operation theatre in their premises complete with surgical equipment.
Dr Robiah advised people to go to government hospitals or clinics to avoid complications.
“Sometimes those who go to bomohs and faith healers only come to the hospital when they are too sick and by then it is too late,” she said.
In a related case, an alternative medical practitioner was charged at a Sessions Court here with operating without a licence.
The director of Pusat Jagaan Ambulatori Swasta, Johari Mansor, 52, pleaded not guilty to the offence under the Private Healthcare Facilities and Services Act.
He was jointly charged with his wife Rusnani Abd Rahman, 49, with operating the centre without a licence at Jalan Padi Emas in Bandar Baru Uda here on June 9.
Sessions Court judge Norazlan Ahmad set Nov 29 for trial.
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...0858&sec=nation
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Friday October 15, 2010
Healer charged with operating without licence
JOHOR BARU: Alternative medical practitioner Johari Mansor was charged at a Sessions Court here with operating without a licence.
The 52-year-old and his wife Rusnaini Abdul Rahaman, 49, who are partners of Pusat Rawatan Keraton, were charged with operating the Pusat Jagaan Ambulatori Swasta located at Jalan Padi Emas in Bandar Baru Uda on June 9.
Both pleaded not guilty to the offence under the Private Health Care Facilities and Services Act.
If convicted, both accused could be fined not more than RM300,000 or jailed for not more than six years or both under Section 5 (2) of the same Act.
Judge Habibah Mohamad Yusof set Nov 29 for trial.
DPP Anwar Raof prosecuted the case while lawyer Bustaman Menon Abdul Hamid Menon represented both accused.
http://www.thestar.my/news/story.asp?file=...8408&sec=courts
Healer charged with operating without licence
JOHOR BARU: Alternative medical practitioner Johari Mansor was charged at a Sessions Court here with operating without a licence.
The 52-year-old and his wife Rusnaini Abdul Rahaman, 49, who are partners of Pusat Rawatan Keraton, were charged with operating the Pusat Jagaan Ambulatori Swasta located at Jalan Padi Emas in Bandar Baru Uda on June 9.
Both pleaded not guilty to the offence under the Private Health Care Facilities and Services Act.
If convicted, both accused could be fined not more than RM300,000 or jailed for not more than six years or both under Section 5 (2) of the same Act.
Judge Habibah Mohamad Yusof set Nov 29 for trial.
DPP Anwar Raof prosecuted the case while lawyer Bustaman Menon Abdul Hamid Menon represented both accused.
http://www.thestar.my/news/story.asp?file=...8408&sec=courts
QUOTE(latias93 @ Oct 29 2010, 05:18 PM)
This is the funniest thing I've seen today.. made me laugh harder than How I Met Your Mother!
Let me properly add the video here as well as in the first page, the"SENI SILAT GERAK KILAT" is probably another scam of his in a different form:.....the one you see performing "silat" in this video is JOHARI MANSOR @ SCAMMER @ QUACK and you are right, this video is HILARIOUS. He likes to make a fool out of himself apparently.
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