
The Municipal Health Department (SMS) warned that a couple was seen carrying out health care without authorization in Conjunto Sol Nascente, this Friday morning, and advised the population not to allow these people to enter homes, not to share personal data and not to accept the services offered.
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The Municipal Health Department issued a warning about unauthorized health practices in the Conjunto Sol Nascente region.
According to the SMS, the couple was seen this Friday morning at Conjunto Sol Nascente and does not have any connection or authorization from the secretariat to provide assistance.
The guidance is that people do not allow these people to enter their homes, do not provide personal data and do not accept the services offered. In cases of suspicious approach, the situation must be reported to the responsible authorities.

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