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Ex-official of the Ministry of Emergency Situations dismissed for corruption in Ivanovo

Former employee of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations in the Ivanovo region lost his job due to violation of anti-corruption legislation

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Ex-official of the Ministry of Emergency Situations dismissed for corruption in Ivanovo

A former employee of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations in the Ivanovo region lost his job due to violation of anti-corruption legislation.

During the inspection, the prosecutor’s office of the Frunze district found out that after his employment in 2024, he did not inform his former employer.

As a result, the new employer - an individual entrepreneur - also did not send a mandatory notification to the GU of the Ministry of Emergency Situations.

The prosecutor's office made a proposal to eliminate violations. The position was canceled, the information was entered in the register of persons dismissed due to loss of trust.

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