The VMRO-DPMNE party has directed criticism toward President Venko Filipce, specifically addressing his tenure as the minister of health. The core allegation centers on the perceived failure to implement necessary measures concerning unsafe drinking water in densely populated areas across the state. According to the party, documentation from investigations conducted during the previous administration, when SDS was in power, identified multiple instances of compromised water quality.
The party highlighted specific concerns, citing an issue in the town of Hostivar as an example. In a formal statement, VMRO-DPMNE contended that, rather than resolving the identified problems, former institutional bodies failed to take decisive action. Furthermore, the party alleged that these bodies neglected to issue binding decisions or hold accountable the directors and mayors responsible for the lapses in water safety.
The owner of the party also commented on the political dispute, asserting that the financial criticisms levied by SDS concerning the unsafe water provisions were disregarded by the relevant authorities at the time. The accusations maintain that systemic oversight failures occurred, pointing to the need for accountability regarding the public water supply infrastructure during the period in question. The party’s critique focuses on the lack of concrete measures taken by the former administration regarding public health risks associated with the water supply.
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