US EditionOlaf Report: 820 Million Forints Raised for the Construction of the Private Clinic in Balatonfüred Were Used Irregularly
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Ákos Hadházy reported on the 16-apartment luxury condominium, in which the "research institute" on the ground floor was supposedly being researched for 12 months.
The Company Implementing the Balatonfüred Rehabilitation Center Project Denies Hadházy's Accusations
EFM Health Care Services Ltd. claims that they will face any investigation, and there is no mention of fraud in the document presented by the representative.
OLAF (European Anti-Fraud Office) also considered the structure of the Balatonfüred research center, in which Ákos Hadházy filed a report regarding the use of EU funding, to be confusing. OLAF concluded its investigation with a financial recommendation, which in practice could mean the recovery of the funding.
On paper, it's a "center for researching post-stroke rehabilitation," but in reality it's an apartment building. The EU would now demand the funding back.
A NER figure's company pocketed 820 million forints through fraud.
Maybe because the building looks more like an apartment building than a research center.
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