KTZ Discovers Ghost Employees in Branch

The KTZ audit commission has discovered formally employed workers in the "Automation and Digitalization Directorate," according to the company's press service.
People employed only on paper were building a private house per the instructions of the branch manager.
The inspection materials were transferred to law enforcement agencies. The Astana Anti-Corruption Service conducted a pre-trial investigation, which confirmed damages of 21 million tenge. KTZ is the affected party.
The case materials are currently being considered in the inter-district criminal court of Astana.
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