The Deputy Prosecutor General in Saratov pointed out problems with education and healthcare

Deputy Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation Nikolai Shishkin arrived on a working visit to Saratov. Here he met with the regional leadership and the local prosecutor’s office, and also held a reception for citizens.

During a conversation with the governor Roman Busargin The Deputy Prosecutor General noted that problems in the areas of education and healthcare remain acute. Questions remain regarding the provision of expensive drugs used to treat citizens with cancer and orphan diseases.

In addition, during the meeting, the Deputy Prosecutor General focused on the state of the law in the areas of housing and communal services, protection of the rights and legitimate interests of orphans and the disabled. Among his priorities, he also noted the issues of protecting the rights of participants in the special operation and members of their families, ensuring the rule of law in the areas of labor relations, healthcare, education, and in the implementation of social and housing rights of citizens.

During the reception of citizens to Nikolay Shishkin a resident of Saratov contacted. She complained that her minor daughter was not provided with lifelong medication. In addition, an applicant from the Gagarinsky district spoke about the inaction of the bailiffs to lift the ban on registration actions in relation to the car (enforcement proceedings were terminated). The entrepreneur also reported a violation of payment deadlines for a government order worth more than 2.5 million rubles.