From October 15, the driving commission will be held in four Minsk polyclinics

From October 15, four more city polyclinics will begin medical examination of drivers and issue relevant certificates in the Belarusian capital. This is reported in the telegram channel of the Health Committee of the Minsk City Executive Committee, writes sb.by.

This decision, as explained in the Committee, is aimed at making the procedure more accessible to residents of various districts of Minsk and relieve the burden of the profile 24th clinic of special medical examinations.

New driving commissions will appear on the basis of the 3rd central district clinical clinic of the Oktyabrsky district, the 5th city clinical clinic, the 30th city clinical clinic of the Soviet district and the 40th city clinical clinic of the Frunzensky district. Previously, the examination was possible mainly in the 24th and 11th polyclinics, as well as in some departmental medical centers and others.

To pass the medical commission, drivers should prepare a package of documents in advance. It includes: a passport or other identity card, an extract from a medical card at the place of residence for the last 5 years with current results of tests and fluorography, a military card for conscripts, as well as two photos of 3 by 4 cm in size. Those who wear glasses or contact lenses should take them with them.

The driving commission traditionally includes a surgeon, therapist, neurologist, ophthalmologist, otorhinolaryngologist and psychiatrist-narcologist. You can make an appointment to new offices through registries or websites of these clinics.

The Committee advises to use the preliminary record. Medical commissions and preventive examinations are not emergency, so there is no need to come without an appointment and lose time in line. Recording allows you to plan a visit, avoid unnecessary trips and without haste to prepare the necessary documents.