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Providers of paid medical services banned from raising their prices
The health ministry has prohibited state medical institutions and private clinics from raising the rates of paid services for citizens of Belarus.
The heads of the healthcare departments of the six regional executives committees and the Minsk city executive committee has been ordered to monitor price fluctuations in the public health sector and submit weekly reports to the health ministry.
The top managers of the organizations that violate the ban will face penalties. // BelaPAN
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