Repeat offender jailed for impersonating heart surgeon
The Cairo Criminal Court sentenced an unemployed man to three years in prison for his involvement in impersonating a renowned heart surgeon in Waily, after it was proven that he fabricated official documents and established a private clinic to practice medicine without a license for over ten years. It was revealed that the defendant, who was expelled from the College of Languages and owns a company, used forged documents to make others believe he was the head of the Cardiac Surgery Department at Ain Shams University, despite having no connection to the medical field. Additionally, a previous warrant was issued in absentia, sentencing him to ten years in prison, along with the seizure of the forged documents, after it was confirmed that he exploited counterfeit documents to obtain ID cards and hold prestigious, but fictitious, positions.
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