According to available information, some employees of the sanatorium abused their official positions, bypassing established financial procedures and systematically embezzling funds received for services provided to clients.
Payments for services were made in cash, as clients were not informed about the necessity of using terminals for transactions. These funds were not reflected in official accounting documents, and data about patients were not entered into accounting logs.
As a result, a criminal investigation has been initiated. Among the accused are employees of the sanatorium: S.E.S., E.A.A., A.G.O., and A. u. O., who have admitted their guilt and agreed to compensate for the damage caused.
Investigative actions are ongoing, and the SCNS emphasizes that their efforts are aimed at identifying and curbing corrupt activities in state medical institutions.
