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Parliamentarian Ashraf Rifi criticized Health Minister Rakan Nassereddine, asserting that the ministry does not belong to Hezbollah and that the rights of residents of Tripoli are not a political bargaining chip. He explained that healthcare transactions for the city's residents had been proceeding normally before his political stances, but recent delays and disruptions occurred after his attack on the party, according to his assistant. Rifi emphasized that citizens' rights to healthcare services are inherent rights, and that the ministry must adhere to the law and standards. He called on the minister to put an end to any practices that undermine healthcare services due to political calculations. He added that his political positions and right to free expression should not be reasons to compromise citizens’ rights, stressing that the Ministry of Health should serve everyone without discrimination or political blackmail, and that people's dignity is not up for bargaining.
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