Germany: ‘Fake’ doctor arrested for anesthesia deaths
04 November 2019 |
8:15 am
Four deaths under anesthesia have led to the arrest of a suspected fake doctor in central Germany. The 48-year-old woman had joined clinic staff in 2015 but her lack of medical licensing only emerged in January.
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