Austria’s Health Minister Rudolf Anschober resigns, saying he’s overworked
The Hindu
Austria’s Health Minister Rudolf Anschober said he had “clearly overworked” and hadn’t felt “completely fit” for several weeks
Austria’s Health Minister announced his resignation on April 13, saying that he couldn’t continue in the gruelling job of helping lead the country’s coronavirus response because of persistent personal health problems caused by overwork. Rudolf Anschober, 60, had been Health Minister since January last year, when his Green party became the junior partner in a governing coalition under conservative Chancellor Sebastian Kurz. The soft-spoken Minister has been one of the main faces of Austria’s coronavirus response, which has gathered mixed reviews.
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