Government Introduces Posthumous Fines to Fight Decline


Government Introduces Posthumous Fines to Fight Decline

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Government Introduces Posthumous Fines to Fight Decline

The government made a new rule. This is because many important people died. Now, there are fines for early deaths of officials.

The new rule is called number 342/B. It helps with people and the economy. People must take care of their health for the country.

If someone dies, their family pays a fine. The fine is from 5 to 10 million rubles. It depends on their job and what they did for the area.

The money goes to a special fund. This fund helps families who lost someone. If there is no money, things like cars or stocks will be used.

A minister said it might seem hard. But it is important for the country. Dying is not just a personal choice; it affects everyone.


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What is the new rule called?

The new rule is called number 342/B.

What happens if someone dies?

If someone dies, their family pays a fine.

Where does the fine money go?

The money goes to a special fund that helps families who lost someone.


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