The couple had sought to make HSA investigate entities using celebrities to advertise vaccination.
A judicial review application by Iris Koh and her husband Raymond Ng was found to have disclosed no reasonable cause of action.
The Attorney-General’s Chambers acted on behalf of HSA and filed to have the application struck out. The judge also found the couple’s judicial review application disclosed no reasonable cause of action, and ordered them to pay HSA $10,000 for the striking-out application and another $2,000 for two other related applications.She said: “Despite this setback, we’ve learnt a great deal from this experience about the complexities of pursuing a judicial review. This knowledge will be invaluable as we consider future actions to uphold public rights.
He posted on his website about suing thousands without lawyers with the AI system, saying it was like unleashing a legal whirlwind. She also allegedly told members to hinder the work of staff at the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Social and Family Development by flooding their hotlines with calls to demand they follow up on their cases.
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