
Danish Transport Minister Munk left his post due to stress-related health problems. It was reported that the new Minister of Transport will be Karina Lorentzen Dehnhard.
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Munk, who served as Minister of Transport in the Danish cabinet, submitted his resignation due to health problems.
In the statement made by the Danish Prime Ministry, it was stated that Munk, who served as Minister of Transport in the cabinet, submitted his resignation due to stress-related health problems.
'I HAVE HEALTH PROBLEMS DUE TO STRESS'
It was stated in the statement that Karina Lorentzen Dehnhard will take over as the new Minister of Transport, and that Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen will present the appointment of the new minister to the Danish King Frederik today.
In his post on his social media account, Munk said, "I am experiencing health problems due to stress. In this context, I have decided to leave my job."
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