HAVANA, Cuba.- The members of the Health and Sports Commission of the National Assembly of People´s Power concluded this Wednesday that the self-control guide for each workplace is a working tool for managers to prevent criminal acts and corruption.

Representatives of the National Institute of Sport, Physical Education and Recreation of Cuba (INDER) and the ministries of Public Health, and Economics and Planning, reported on the criminal acts in their entities, most of them related to computer security violations and the out-of-date character of Resolution 60.

The parliamentarians exposed the causes and conditions that generate criminal activities in the communal services, focused on the poor termination in the construction of vaults, and irregularities in the transportation of corpses to the provinces.

The Health and Sports Commission ask for control and supervision in each workplace to avoid events affecting economy.