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In case an insured person is not receiving salary payment on account of an ordinary injury or sickness for which he is hospitalized and under medical treatment, he shall be paid ordinary injury or sickness benefits beginning from the fourth day on which he is incapacitated for work.

In case an insured person is not receiving salary payment on account of injury or occupational disease incurred on duty for which he is receiving medical treatment, he shall be paid occupational injury or disease compensation beginning from the fourth day on which he is incapacitated for work. The List of Occupational Diseases is attached hereto as Exhibit 1.
The Regulations for examining injury or sickness incurred on duty shall be prescribed by the competent central authority.

Ordinary injury or sickness benefits shall be payable at the rate of fifty percent of the average monthly insurance salary of an insured person, and payable once every half month for the maximum period of six months, provided that such benefits shall be payable for an additional six months in case the insured person has at least one full year of insurance coverage prior to the occurrence of the injury or sickness.

Occupational injury or disease compensation shall be payable at the rate of seventy percent of the average monthly insurance salary of an insured person, and payable every half month for the maximum period of six months. In case the insured person has not recovered from the injury or disease after one full year, the compensation shall be reduced to fifty percent of the average monthly insurance salary for the maximum period of one year.

In case an insured person has received all payments of such insurance benefits provided in the preceding two Articles during the period of injury or sickness, and continues to participate in the insurance scheme after recovery, he shall be entitled to claim injury or sickness benefits according to the regulations in case the contingency arises.

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