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Now the former chief narcologist of the Russian Ministry of Health, Yevgeny Bryun, was under investigation. Apparently: for the actions of three years ago when he lobbied for
The news that Russian narcologist Yevgeny Bryun was arrested late last week on suspicion of particularly large-scale fraud was an unexpected continuation of the two-year-old scandal. Unexpected, but perfectly logical. Recall that in 2019 the Ministry of Health issued a departmental order, according to which any Russian who wants to receive or extend his “rights” from January 1, 2020, should make an analysis for the presence in the body of a substance called CDT – low-carbohydrate transferrin.
The detection of this substance would indicate regular use of alcohol – one glass of wine a day is sufficient. Such a citizen could not get “rights”. And everything would be fine, but the cost of analysis for CDT then was at least 5,000 rubles. The prospect of paying such sums did not please the Russians. And at the end of 2019, motorists ran en masse to get medical certificates “in reserve”. Even the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin drew attention to this phenomenon and sharply criticized the idea of “five thousandth” analyzes. The Ministry of Health has urgently “turned back” and sent its own order back for review.
When the scandal broke, media from journalistic investigations revealed links between the Health Ministry, Brun and CDT analyses. It followed that the hero of the publications had a hand in creating a virtual monopoly: the equipment and materials for testing on CDT in Russia had to come from a single manufacturer – the French Sebia. Although there were plenty of companies in the world that produced analogues. The fact is that through Brun’s efforts, exclusively French equipment was recognized by the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation as the most suitable for us “contingent”. In addition, the researchers showed Brune’s clear connections to companies that import Sebia products to Russia.
Subsequently, both Mr. Brun and the importing companies were subjected to scrutiny by the FAS and law enforcement officers. But either they didn’t find anything criminal, or they found it, but decided not to show it to anyone. But now the chief narcologist is accused of fraud with the supply of material for tests for CDT, along with his colleague from the Moscow Scientific and Practical Center of Narcology, Vladimir Yakushev. The latter, judging by the media report two years ago, was once the founder of a number of companies that imported CDT tests to Russia. Time will tell how this criminal drug story will end for them. Brun is currently under house arrest. There is no exact data about the current fate of Vladimir Yakushev.
The news that Russian narcologist Yevgeny Bryun was arrested late last week on suspicion of particularly large-scale fraud was an unexpected continuation of the two-year-old scandal. Unexpected, but perfectly logical. Recall that in 2019 the Ministry of Health issued a departmental order, according to which any Russian who wants to receive or extend his “rights” from January 1, 2020, should make an analysis for the presence in the body of a substance called CDT – low-carbohydrate transferrin.
The detection of this substance would indicate regular use of alcohol – one glass of wine a day is sufficient. Such a citizen could not get “rights”. And everything would be fine, but the cost of analysis for CDT then was at least 5,000 rubles. The prospect of paying such sums did not please the Russians. And at the end of 2019, motorists ran en masse to get medical certificates “in reserve”. Even the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin drew attention to this phenomenon and sharply criticized the idea of “five thousandth” analyzes. The Ministry of Health has urgently “turned back” and sent its own order back for review.
When the scandal broke, media from journalistic investigations revealed links between the Health Ministry, Brun and CDT analyses. It followed that the hero of the publications had a hand in creating a virtual monopoly: the equipment and materials for testing on CDT in Russia had to come from a single manufacturer – the French Sebia. Although there were plenty of companies in the world that produced analogues. The fact is that through Brun’s efforts, exclusively French equipment was recognized by the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation as the most suitable for us “contingent”. In addition, the researchers showed Brune’s clear connections to companies that import Sebia products to Russia.
Subsequently, both Mr. Brun and the importing companies were subjected to scrutiny by the FAS and law enforcement officers. But they didn’t find anything criminal, or they found it, but decided not to show it to anyone. But now the chief narcologist is accused of fraud with the supply of material for tests for CDT, along with his colleague from the Moscow Scientific and Practical Center of Narcology, Vladimir Yakushev. The latter, judging by the media report two years ago, was once the founder of a number of companies that imported CDT tests to Russia. Time will tell how this criminal drug story will end for them. Brun is currently under house arrest. There is no exact data about the current fate of Vladimir Yakushev.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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