Doctor arrested in China's Hubei province for forging and selling birth certificates... Complaint posted online = Chinese report

The director of Xiangyang Jianqiao Hospital was arrested by police in Xiangyang City, Hubei Province, China, on suspicion of selling forged birth certificates.
On the 6th, an accusation that ``Xiangyang Kenkyo Hospital sells birth certificates'' was posted online and attracted attention.
The poster said, ``We conducted an investigation that lasted more than a year,'' and added, ``Mr. Ye, the director of Xiangyang Kenkyo Hospital, colluded with multiple companies, gathered customers on SNS, and collected birth certificates and vaccination records.
He was accused of selling the goods. According to the disclosed content, if the purchaser pays 96,000 formers (approximately 2 million yen) and provides personal information, Mr. Ye will collect information from prenatal checkups, hospitalization, childbirth, and discharge from hospital.
It is said that he forged a birth certificate and issued a birth certificate. In addition, the vaccination notebook commonly used in mainland China also includes information such as the date of vaccination and vaccination, as if the vaccination had been carried out through normal procedures.
I wrote down the lot number etc. of the chin and sold it. In response to this accusation, the Xiangyang City Sanitation and Health Commission intervened. On the afternoon of the 7th, it was revealed that a search was conducted on the Yangyang Kenkyo Hospital.
The obstetrics and gynecology department at Xiangyang Kenkyo Hospital is currently closed, and the person responsible for the incident is in police custody. In addition, a criminal case against Mr. Ye, the director of the hospital,
Enforcement measures have been taken and an investigation is underway.