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MELBOURNE, VICTORIA, JUL 9 – A junior doctor faces extended medical practice ban after a mobile phone camera was found allegedly recording women in a restricted staff toilet, police said.
- On Saturday July 5, AHPRA extended junior doctor Zeng’s temporary practice ban after his arrest for allegedly filming women in a hospital staff toilet.
- Following staff reports of suspicious activity, Austin Hospital formally reported the device believed in place for some time to Victoria Police, prompting investigation.
- Victoria Police confirmed SOCIT investigators executed a warrant at a Heidelberg West home after allegedly finding a mobile phone in a staff toilet on July 3.
- Zeng is currently being interviewed by police as AHPRA reviews his case, highlighting ongoing professional and legal scrutiny.
- Beyond this case, the incident at Melbourne’s Austin Hospital highlights ongoing privacy vulnerabilities in healthcare settings, as it is the second major voyeurism incident reported recently.
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