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In Kostroma social networks spread fakes about the shortage of drugs

Provocateurs continue attempts to influence the population through fake reports about the risks of drug shortages

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In Kostroma social networks spread fakes about the shortage of drugs

Provocateurs continue to try to influence the population through fake reports about the risks of drug shortages. After the fake fabricated appeal of the head of Kostroma Oleg Bolokhovets, a fake decree of the Administration of the Kostroma region was posted on the network, where they talk about the redistribution of budget funds for medicines “taking into account priority tasks.” The fabricated decrees are extremely illiterate - the regional document refers to the law that regulates local self-government. The effect of the regional law for some reason applies only to the city of Kostroma and many other absurdities.

We remind you that by order of the Governor in the region, including in Kostroma, stocks of medicines from 3 to 9 months for various names have been created. All drugs are available. There are no prerequisites for their increase in price and deficit.

Do not spread unverified information and trust only official sources. All official documents come into force only when posted on the resource pravo.gov.ru.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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