Australia deports ethnic Indian doctor to Malaysia

A Malaysian ethnic Indian doctor, who is reportedly responsible for the deaths of two prostitutes, has been deported by Australia.
Australia's Immigration Minister Scott Morrison ordered Dr Suresh Nair's deportation after the latter was released on parole on July 31, having served a four-year jail sentence for manslaughter and supplying cocaine, media reports said here.
The Malaysian-born doctor, who had Australian permanent residency, was allowed to continue working at a private hospital in Sydney despite his cocaine and sex addiction.
This resulted in several botched surgeries, which left some of his patients worse off, reports said.
Nair was jailed in 2011 for the manslaughter of 22-year- old escort Domingues Zaupa, who suffered a cocaine overdose during an orgy at the surgeon's Sydney apartment in 2009.

He also pleaded guilty to supplying cocaine, which killed sex worker Victoria McIntyre, 23, at his apartment.