KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Muslim Consumers Association (PPIM) has denied playing a role in fundraising RM70,000 to help bogus dentist Nur Farahanis Ezatty Adli settle her fine for operating an unlicensed dentistry. “We have not received nor contributed a single sen to Nur Farahanis’ fundraising,” said PPIM activist Muhammad Zharif Johor during a press conference on Monday. PPIM addressed outrage from netizens claiming the non-governmental organisation “freed” Nur Farahanis and supported her illegal dentistry practice. PPIM became embroiled in the controversy after a video of Nur Farahanis thanking them for her release from jail went viral. Nur Farahanis was found to have learned her dentistry techniques that she practised on friends and family from YouTube.

Source: The Star October 09, 2017 10:07 UTC