Глава Башкирии Радий Хабиров отчитал главу Минздрава Айрата Рахматуллина за трехнедельный отпуск во время СВО.
«Я понимаю, что молодой, отдыхать и так далее. Но я вас три недели не видел. СВО закончится, перейдем в нормальный режим. А сейчас режим немножко другой должен быть», - сказал он.
Чиновник попытался оправдаться, указав на то, что все время был на связи, но Хабирова ответ не удовлетворил.
Глава Башкирии Радий Хабиров отчитал главу Минздрава Айрата Рахматуллина за трехнедельный отпуск во время СВО.
«Я понимаю, что молодой, отдыхать и так далее. Но я вас три недели не видел. СВО закончится, перейдем в нормальный режим. А сейчас режим немножко другой должен быть», - сказал он.
Чиновник попытался оправдаться, указав на то, что все время был на связи, но Хабирова ответ не удовлетворил.
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