VMRO-DPMNE has formally called for a comprehensive investigation concerning the circumstances surrounding Veno Filipčev’s dismissal as Minister of Health. Furthermore, the party demands an inquiry into the prevailing water quality in Hostivar and other affected locations. In a recent statement, VMRO-DPMNE highlighted information provided by whistleblowers, noting that approximately 400 water quality analyses indicated that the water was undrinkable.
Consequently, the party asserted the necessity of investigating whether relevant institutions, allegedly under the former SDS administration, failed to implement appropriate measures. The statement emphasized the public’s right to be fully informed about the unsafe water. VMRO-DPMNE questioned the timeline of public notification, pointing out that the issue has reportedly persisted for years.
A central focus of their demands is determining the extent of Minister Filipčev’s awareness regarding the documented warnings and whether he failed to act upon them. Through this public statement, VMRO-DPMNE seeks accountability regarding the management and oversight of public health and essential services. The party insists that a thorough investigation must establish facts concerning institutional negligence and the appropriate actions taken—or not taken—by the responsible authorities concerning the community’s water supply.
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