The reprimand from President Rahmon sent the Tajik customs officer to cardiology
Shakhboz Rajabzoda, the former head of the customs terminal "Dushanbe-1", who was publicly reprimanded by the President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon on May 10, was hospitalized in a clinical cardiology center, reports "Fergana News".
A source who shared this information claims that after the conflict with the president, the customs officer fell into depression and "significantly deteriorated psychologically, so his father, a good doctor, decided to treat him in a hospital setting".
The customs officer suffered a nervous breakdown after the president, during a broadcast on the state television channel "Tochikiston", gave him a dressing down, announcing his dismissal and threatening to imprison him for 15 years.
Shakhboz Rajabzoda's father, Muzaffar Rajabov, works as the chief physician of the Dushanbe Karabolo hospital, and previously was a family doctor for the president's relatives. Shakhboz himself previously worked as a family driver for Ozoda Rahmon – the head of the president's office.
