A. Avulis has been implicated in a bribery scandal in Lithuania, wherein it has been reported that he made two separate payments of 500 euros. In this situation, while the briber and the employees of Hanner who carried the money allegedly did not attract any suspicion, it is the intermediary who promised to bribe officials from the National Public Health Center (NVSC) that has faced legal consequences. This indicates a complex layer of actions where certain individuals in the bribery chain are being held accountable while others seemingly evaded scrutiny. The lack of investigative action against some parties raises questions about the effectiveness of oversight in bribery cases in Lithuania. This incident also highlights the ongoing issues of corruption within public health sectors and the need for reform and better enforcement mechanisms to deter such behavior in the future.