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Unlicensed Plasmapheresis Centre in Larnaca Suspended by Health Ministry

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Members of the House health committee questioned officials regarding the policing of plasmapheresis. A centre in Larnaca was found to be running six machines without an operating license, and the doctors in charge lacked the required medical specialties. Following an on-site inspection, the Health Ministry ordered an immediate suspension, and the facility later stopped operating voluntarily.

From cyprus-mail.com

Why it matters

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The incident revealed that the facility was not subject to the regular inspections applied to licensed private hospitals. The Health Ministry stated that such medical treatment should belong solely within a hospital setting.

Israeli ambassador addresses security concerns in Cyprus, while security services investigate targets in Larnaca.

From cyprus-mail.com

Who's involved

  • LarnacaLocation where the unlicensed medical centre operated
  • George CharalambousLarnaca police spokesman who provided updates on complaints

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