Sadullo Malayev replaces his first cousin as head of the Khatlon health department

QURGHON TEPPA, June 16, 2014, Asia-Plus — The head of the Khatlon health department has been replaced. Sadullo Malayev, who had previously served as head of the central district hospital in the Jilikul district, has been appointed to head the Khatlon health department. According to some sources, Malayev is the first cousin of Sherali Buzmakov, […]

Sayrahmon Nazriyev

QURGHON TEPPA, June 16, 2014, Asia-Plus — The head of the Khatlon health department has been replaced.

Sadullo Malayev, who had previously served as head of the central district hospital in the Jilikul district, has been appointed to head the Khatlon health department.

According to some sources, Malayev is the first cousin of Sherali Buzmakov, who was relieved of his post of the head of the Khatlon health department earlier this year.   

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