15 June, Minsk /Vladimir Matveev - BELTA/. President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko demanded that the most effective measures be taken to prevent the outflow of construction personnel abroad. The Head of State voiced this requirement today while visiting a construction site in Minsk, a BELTA correspondent reports. Speaking about the recent outflow of personnel from the construction industry of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko emphasized: "We are not interested in this." "Therefore, we must tell these 'fly-by-nights', as they cannot be called otherwise: we cannot forbid you to go and build somewhere abroad. You went to work unorganized in another state, you do not bring money into the country. Go ahead," said Alexander Lukashenko. "But first, the family pays 100% for utility services, medical support, for you personally, we do not touch the children and the family - 100%. You do not bear the social burden, you do not help the state, at least pay for utilities and medical services." "Then he will think a thousand times whether to go or not to go," the Head of State noted. "You earned money - come and pay." Addressing the members of the government, Alexander Lukashenko instructed: "Execute immediately - from the second half of the year. Do not touch education." "We stay here, pay taxes, maintain this healthcare and utilities. We need to look further (in other areas. - Ed. BELTA). We are not forbidding - go, but pay here," added the President of Belarus. -0-

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