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2023
Sergei Nasonov served as Deputy Minister of Health of the Altai Territory until 2023. His duties included organizing measures to implement state programs in the field of health care and medical examination of the adult population. In addition, he oversaw the work of several key departments of the ministry, including the department of organization of medical care for adults and children, the licensing department and the legal department.
Nasonov was also responsible for interaction with Altai State Medical University and coordinated the activities of the Regional Clinical Hospital. His powers extended to the software and information protection department, as well as the information and documentation sector.
2024: Confiscation of property for 23 million rubles
On July 10, 2024, the trial in the case of the former Deputy Minister of Health of the Altai Territory Sergei Nasonov ended, as a result of which his property in the amount of 23 million rubles was confiscated in favor of the state. The appellate instance confirmed the legality of this decision.
According to the Prosecutor General's Office of Russia, during the audit of the implementation of anti-corruption legislation, the facts of Nasonov's acquisition of property for unconfirmed income were revealed. It was established that in the period from 2018 to 2020, the former official purchased two apartments in Moscow, a parking space and a Volkswagen Touareg car, registering them for close relatives.
The total value of the acquired property at the time of purchase exceeded 23 million rubles, which did not correspond to the declared total income of the Nasonov family for the previous three years. At the request of the prosecutor's office, a ban on registration actions for alienation was imposed on the objects of transactions.
The court satisfied the claim of the prosecutor's office to turn the property into state revenue. In addition, executive actions are being taken to transfer real estate and a car to the ownership of the state.[1]
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