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Minister of Medical Care resigns on health grounds | THE DAILY HERALD

September 6, 2021

Minister of Medical Care  resigns on health grounds | THE DAILY HERALD
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Tamara van Ark (Rijksoverheid photo)

THE HAGUE--Caretaker Minister of Medical Care and Sport Tamara van Ark has resigned on health grounds.

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  The minister announced on Twitter that she had been trying to recover from chronic neck problems, but has not regained her health sufficiently to return to work.

  “This work, in the government and in Parliament, takes 100 per cent and often more, and this is not possible for me now,” she wrote. “I don’t know when it will be possible, and so I have decided to step back.”

  For the moment, her jobs will be taken over by caretaker Minister of Public Health, Welfare and Sport Hugo de Jonge and caretaker State Secretary of Public Health, Welfare and Sport Paul Blokhuis.

https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/minister-of-medical-care-resigns-on-health-grounds

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/minister-of-medical-care-resigns-on-health-grounds

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