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Probe Into Flydubai Case Raises Questions for Transportation Ministry Officials

A criminal investigation has been launched into the Flydubai affair, examining potential conflicts of interest and unauthorized additional employment among Ministry of Transportation officials. While the probe is ongoing, it is emphasized that this does not automatically imply criminal wrongdoing.

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  1. 01A criminal investigation into the Flydubai affair is examining potential conflicts of interest and unauthorized additional employment.
  2. 02Officials emphasize that the investigation does not automatically indicate criminal wrongdoing.
  3. 03The probe also addresses a potential security lapse within the Ministry of Transportation.
  4. 04Questions are being raised about who was responsible for oversight and the prevention of security failures.
  5. 05The Ministry of Transportation claims one official's additional employment was approved, but this approval is being scrutinized.

The investigation also considers a potential security lapse, with questions arising about who was responsible for oversight and prevention. The Ministry of Transportation stated that additional employment for one official was approved, but the validity and scope of this approval are under scrutiny.

Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv, the latest report. Read Maariv’s original

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