Prosecutors Find Serious Violations in Hospital Construction in Akmola Region
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Cost-cutting violations were uncovered during the construction of an operating unit at a hospital in Stepnogorsk, Orda.kz reports, citing the Prosecutor General’s Office.
The contract with the contractor has been terminated, and the authorities will try to recover the money through the courts.
During the inspection, violations of construction standards by the contractor were revealed, which led to poor-quality work and unjustified payments of budget funds. These violations became possible because of a lack of proper oversight by technical supervision, design supervision and the customer. the statement said.
The customer has filed a lawsuit seeking the return of 80 million tenge in budget funds. Two officials from the Health Department were held disciplinarily liable.
The authorities are now looking for a new contractor who can complete the work as quickly as possible.
Original author: Ilya Astakhov
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