An Uzbek national who suffered a serious illness in Russia is repatriated with his family

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02 September 2022 visibility9443

A citizen of Uzbekistan, who had a serious illness in Saint Petersburg was repatriated together with his family. This was reported by the Foreign Labor Migration Agency.
According to the agency, on 7 January of the current year, citizen S.N. and his family came to Russia for a temporary job. However, on 20 June, his health deteriorated and he was hospitalized.

After that, S.N. applied to the representative office of the Agency of Foreign Labour Migration in Saint Petersburg for assistance in returning to his home country.
The citizen was given an air ticket at the expense of the fund for the support of citizens working abroad and protection of their rights and interests, and was sent back home on the Saint-Petersburg-Samarkand flight.

Author

Sunnatilla Abdullaev

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