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Public Prosecutor: Health Minister and Undersecretary imprisoned with sufficient evidence against them

Wednesday, January 26, 2022 National 1 Min Read
Public Prosecutor: Health Minister and Undersecretary imprisoned with sufficient evidence against them

The Libyan Public Prosecutor, Siddiq al-Soor, said Health Minister and his deputy were imprisoned with sufficient evidence against them, including their involvement in supplying oxygen factories at a price 1000% higher than the market price.

The Minister, Ali al-Zanati, and hid deputy, Samir Koko, contracted by way of direct assignment to carry out some works after the date of their actual receipt, according to the Public Prosecutor.

They contracted with companies that had been established on August 10, 2021, despite their lack of capital or experience, al-Soor added.

Ali Al-Zanati Libya Libyan Health Ministry Public Prosecutor
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