A resident of Rakhat was selling 100 shekels for exemption from isolation
Channel 14 of Israeli TV reports on a scandal in the Ministry of Health.
A resident of the city of Rakhat worked on the & ldquo; hotline & rdquo; Ministry of Health in Beersheba. He sold isolation exemptions to quarantined ones for little money – from 100 to 300 shekels.
As part of a deal with justice, he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 8 months in prison, 12 months probation and a fine of 5 thousand shekels.
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