Swedish inquiry recommends making well-off asylum seekers pay for emergency dental care
A Swedish government inquiry has recommended scrapping the the '50 kronor' rule for asylum seekers' emergency dental care and instead making those with the means pay the full cost of their treatment.
A Swedish government inquiry has recommended scrapping the the '50 kronor' rule for asylum seekers' emergency dental care and instead making those with the means pay the full cost of their treatment.
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