In a statement issued on Wednesday, November 11, the ministry said a circular dated October 5, 2026, bearing reference number MOH/DPH/DCP/213, was bei...
In a statement issued on Wednesday, November 11, the ministry said a circular dated October 5, 2026, bearing reference number MOH/DPH/DCP/213, was being circulated under the name of a non-existent entity called the Public Health Commission.The ministry clarified that no department or institution known as the Public Health Commission exists within its official structure, describing the letter as fake and unauthorized.It urged hotel owners and business operators not to make payments to individuals presenting the letter or claiming to represent the purported commission.The ministry also advised the public to verify health inspection notices through authorized directorates and official government channels.It further urged anyone approached by individuals demanding money or attempting to conduct inspections using the fraudulent document to report the matter to law enforcement authorities or the ministry's offices in Juba.The ministry said it was taking steps to investigate the matter and protect businesses and the public from fraudulent activities.Photo Credit: Sudans Post
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