Russian Court Orders Free Medication for Girl After Wrongful Denial
Russian Court Orders Free Medication for Girl After Wrongful Denial
Russian Court Orders Free Medication for Girl After Wrongful Denial
**Nerchinsky District Prosecutor's Office Secures Disabled Child's Right to Free Medication After Local Resident's Complaint** The regional prosecutor's office has reported that a five-year-old girl with an immune disorder—who requires life-saving medication—was denied free prescriptions at the end of last year and the start of this one, forcing her mother to purchase the drugs at her own expense. Following an investigation, prosecutors filed a lawsuit compelling the regional Health Ministry to restore the child's right to free medication. The court ruled in their favor. The girl now receives all necessary treatments as prescribed, and her mother has been fully reimbursed for her out-of-pocket expenses, totaling around 120,000 rubles. *Earlier reports revealed that a disabled child in Chita had also been denied essential medication. Meanwhile, in Akshinsky District, prosecutorial intervention ensured that another disabled child received the required drugs.*
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