ANSA inspectors suspected of taking bribes at Leuseni-Albita border crossing
ANSA inspectors at the Leuseni-Albita crossing allegedly took between 500 and 800 euros for superficial checks on imported goods.
Written later, from the reports of that day.
What it means for you
If you import goods through Leuseni-Albita, the checks at this post are now under investigation. ANSA says it will review weak points in its inspections and take administrative measures. The investigation continues to identify everyone involved.
What happened
The Anticorruption Prosecutor's Office and the National Anticorruption Centre (NAC) carried out ten searches on 6 October. One person was detained for 72 hours and four others are under investigation without detention. ANSA, the National Food Safety Agency, says it has zero tolerance for corruption and will cooperate with prosecutors.
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- Inspectors allegedly received between 500 and 800 euros from businesspeople for checks.
- Goods that did not meet requirements were allegedly let into Moldova without lab sampling or analysis.
- Ten searches of homes and offices were carried out on 6 October.
- One suspect was detained for 72 hours, and four people are under investigation at liberty.
Original sources
- /ВИДЕО/ Сотрудников ANSA заподозрили в получении взяток на границе: провести товар без проверки стоило до 800 евро · in RussianRead it on TV8
- «Что не решается деньгами, решается большими деньгами»: инспекторов ANSA подозревают в получении до €800 за ввоз в Молдову некачественных товаров · in RussianRead it on NewsMaker
- ANSA проверит работу инспекторов на КПП "Леушены–Албица" после скандала со взятками · in RussianRead it on Point.md
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