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Deputy Minister of Health of the Ryazan region Vladimir Khomints died

Died Deputy Minister of Health of the Ryazan region Vladimir Khomints

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Deputy Minister of Health of the Ryazan region Vladimir Khomints died

Deputy Minister of Health of the Ryazan region Vladimir Khomints died. This was reported in

the press service of the department on the evening of october 20.

Vladimir Khominets dedicated himself to protecting the health of citizens. According to colleagues, he was distinguished by his rare professionalism and ability to make complex decisions, on which the fate of patients directly depended. For the medical community of the region, his departure was an irreparable loss.

“The untimely departure of Vladimir Vladimirovich is a heavy loss for the entire regional health care,” the obituary of the Ryazan Ministry of Health said.

According to the TG channel Ryazinformburo, Vladimir Khomints died in an accident.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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