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“Of course I went out, but he is in such an interesting situation – he has a written commitment not to discuss the details, which explains that there are no accusations against him, it cannot be.” “I don’t see any reason for L. Savickas to retire today, there is no wavering confidence,” the Prime Minister in the Government said on Wednesday.
He spoke the same of his other health advisor, John Kairis.
According to BNS, a total of six people were charged in the FNTT investigation, including representatives of the Profarma company, the then Deputy Minister of Health Lina Jaruševičienė, a member of the Vilnius City Council and the head of Bona Diagnosis.
According to the study, it amounts to 6 million. The company allegedly falsified the documents and provided the buyer with false information about the manufacturer of the rapid tests for COVID-19.
The acquisitions were made by the National Public Health Laboratory. Police have questioned the interim management of the laboratory. The then head of the laboratory, Vytautas Zimnickas, died in mid-July.
The Special Investigation Service is also conducting another investigation on more than 5 million. purchases of COVID-19 reagents worth € 1 million; the laboratory also bought the reagents.
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