MBBS Medico Death After Hair Transplant : Clinical Establishment Act will regulate pvt clinics, Govt Tells Court
Chennai: The Tamil Nadu government Wednesday informed the Madras High Court that an act, enacted over two decades ago to regulate private clinics, came into force from June 1 this year.
The submission was made by Special Government pleader M Pappiah before Justice N Kirubakaran, who had raised several questions on non-enforcement of the Act following the death of a medical student after a hair transplant at a clinic in 2016.
Pappiah submitted that the state government has notified the 'Tamil Nadu Private Clinic Establishments (Regulation) Act, 1997', which was notified in April 2018 and came into force from June 1.
The court appreciated the government for giving effect to the act "at least after two decades" and posted the matter to November 8 for further hearing.
ARHT Global Hair Services Pvt. Ltd had moved the court, seeking to de-seal their premises, locked by the authorities after the death of a final year MBBS student on May 17, 2016, following a hair transplant.
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