Proposal Made to Insure Soldiers' Lives
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Yesterday, Majilis member Yulia Kuchinskaya stated the need to compensate for incidents in the military. She claims that their number is decreasing every year, Orda.kz reports.
Kuchinskaya said this issue was previously discussed. Today, if conscript soldiers are injured, they receive a one-time payment from the state. And if they become disabled due to their service, they receive payments based on their diagnosis.
But in reality, their life is completely ruined after this. There must be maximum protection. There may be many questions and decisions, and now we are working on them with the deputies, noted Yulia Kuchinskaya.
Original Author: Olga Ibraeva
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