A man from Lusaka was detained after he attempted to obtain a branded lab coat from the Health Professionals Council of Zambia (HPCZ) by presenting false documentation.
TRYSON CHIVUBWE is accused of giving the Council officers a phony registration document so they could give him a lab coat.
At the HPCZ headquarters in Lusaka’s Olympia Area, this occurred two weeks ago.
& TERRY MUSONDA, the HPCZ Public Relations Manager, verified the incident to ZNBC News.
Officers verified the suspect’s documents and found out they were bogus, according to Mr. MUSONDA.
He claimed that after the subject was turned over to Police for additional inquiries, HPCZ staff members.
In their interactions with the Council, Health Practitioners are urged by Mr. MUSONDA to always uphold the law.
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