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Brazilian police investigate alleged diversion of R$288,372 in Paraná health funds
Brazil’s Federal Police carried out search warrants in Joinville, Santa Catarina, as part of an investigation.
The investigation concerns a company that allegedly received some of the money.
Police are examining the alleged diversion of R$288,372.12 in SUS funds in Paraná.
SUS is Brazil’s public health system, which is funded with public money.
The case involves money intended for public health care, though the available details do not say how it was allegedly diverted.
The investigation is ongoing, and no further steps are specified.
Brazil’s Federal Police are investigating the alleged diversion of R$288,372.12 in SUS health funds in Paraná.
Police carried out search and seizure warrants in Joinville, Santa Catarina.
The investigation concerns a company that allegedly received part of the diverted funds.
The source does not identify the company or state when the alleged diversion occurred.
- Who
- Brazil’s Federal Police are investigating a company that allegedly received part of the funds.
- What
- An alleged diversion of R$288,372.12 in SUS health funds.
- When
- Police carried out the searches on Thursday the 24th; the month is not stated.
- Where
- The funds were from Paraná, and police executed warrants in Joinville, Santa Catarina.
- Why
- To investigate the alleged diversion of public health funds.
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- Alleged amount
- R$288,372.12
- Health system
- SUS
- Search location
- Joinville, Santa Catarina
- Fund origin
- Paraná