PM Express will tonight analyse the various infractions captured in the audit report by the Auditor-General on the Covid-19 expenditure.
The report cited a number of infractions including; paying a total of $607,419.02 out of $4,049,460.12 for the purchase of 26 ambulances that were never delivered, paying an unapproved amount of ¢151,500 by the Information Ministry to its own staff as Covid-19 insurance, and paying for $80 million worth of vaccines by the government that was never delivered, amongst others.
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