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NCC Arrests Suspect Selling Fake Medical Fitness Certificates in Pakistan

November 3, 2026 • 1 week ago •

ISLAMABAD: The National Counter-Corruption Commission (NCC) has apprehended an individual involved in the sale of counterfeit medical fitness certificates, a significant move in the ongoing fight against fraud in Pakistan.

The suspect was arrested during a raid conducted by NCC officials on Tuesday, following a series of complaints regarding the illegal issuance of medical documents. According to an NCC spokesperson, the operation was part of a broader initiative to clamp down on fraudulent activities that undermine public trust in health certifications.

This arrest highlights the growing concern over the integrity of medical documentation in Pakistan, where counterfeit certificates can jeopardize public health and safety. Authorities are urging citizens to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities related to medical certifications.

In the coming weeks, the NCC plans to expand its investigations into similar fraudulent practices, with a focus on dismantling networks that facilitate the sale of fake documents. The commission is also expected to collaborate with health authorities to enhance verification processes for medical fitness certificates.

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