The VMRO-DPMNE party has expressed strong disapproval regarding the decision to close the procurement and construction of 19 modular hospitals. The party alleges that this closure is an attempt by the government to evade potential criminal prosecution of Health Minister Venko Filipce. VMRO-DPMNE contends that the decision to halt the project was made retrospectively, suggesting undue influence.
The original project, which involved the procurement and construction of the modular hospitals, was established on September 10, 2021. This date followed the fatal fire incident at a modular hospital in Tetovo, which resulted in 14 fatalities. According to VMRO-DPMNE, the decision to close the entire subject has been influenced by five years of the OJOKK administration, led by Islam Abazi.
This sequence of events, the party argues, raises significant questions regarding the potential misuse of official position and abuse of power. Furthermore, VMRO-DPMNE asserts that Minister Filipce maintained a direct connection to the decision to terminate the project. The party’s statements suggest that the cancellation of the subject is politically motivated, aiming to shield key figures from accountability.
The concerns raised by vmro and dpmne center on transparency and accountability, particularly in light of the tragic circumstances surrounding the initial need for the hospital units.
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