‘Crazy auntie finally gets caught’ — Netizens react to the arrest of Iris Koh - The Independent Singapore News

Singapore — Many netizens voiced out their relief in reaction to the news that Ms Iris Koh, the leader and founder ofThe Ministry of Health said on Sunday

that it was also investigating Wan Medical Clinic, which is said to have partnered with Ms Koh in offering “remote” Antigen Rapid Test Pre-Event Testing for its members. Dr Jipson Quah, a registered medical practitioner at the clinic, was “also found to have allegedly falsified vaccination records.” He is being referred to the Singapore Medical Council for further investigations.He and one of his assistants at the clinic were arrested along with Ms Koh. The four clinics that Dr Quah manages will be given notices of the intention of suspension by MOH and ART approvals for these clinics will be revoked..

While Ms Koh and her group have had some support for their efforts, many netizens appeared fed up with their antics and expressed relief that she has been arrested.Another called her “delusional.” Commenters also found the name of the group to be illogical, as it creates more of a divide in society.Many seem to believe Ms Koh crossed a line with the issue of falsifying vaccine records.Read also:

Strange a doctor would take on such a risk for whatever he gets to benefit from. The whole story make up was just not sound except for the full urgency of this government to put this dissenter behind bar.

Imagine the Netizens reactions when they realise that they have been lied to, on every level, just as the 'Crazy Auntie' had tried to warn them.

KNN… it is already 2 years and the anti-vaxxers are still holding back the world from getting out of this shitty pandemic.

Imagine the Netizens reactions when they realise that they have been lied to, on every level, just as the 'Crazy Auntie' had tried to warn them.

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