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The State Bureau of Investigation has exposed the mechanism of illegal use of budget funds at the "Odesa" Medical Rehabilitation Centre of the State Emergency Service.
According to the criminal case materials, employees of the state institution and representatives of private business coordinated their actions to procure 24 tonnes of therapeutic mud.
Investigators point to the involvement of several individuals in the offence. Among them are:
During the inspection, law enforcement officers found a significant discrepancy between the ordered and received products. Instead of specialised therapeutic mud that was supposed to meet the contract conditions, ordinary mud was delivered to the centre.
Thus, budget funds were spent on goods that did not meet the stated requirements and could not be used for their intended purpose.
In addition to the supply of non-compliant products, the investigation recorded signs of artificial restriction of competition during the tender procedures.
Currently, the DBR has notified two officials of the "Odesa" Medical Rehabilitation Centre, as well as the head and manager of the private company involved in the scheme, of their suspicion.
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