Media: Rafał Trzaskowski Knew About the Scandal at the Southern Hospital
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Rafał Trzaskowski's further twisted explanations regarding the Civic Coalition scandal at Warsaw's Southern Hospital are being exposed. The Warsaw mayor's desperate attempts to salvage his image prove futile and fail to withstand confrontation with the facts.
A new day, a new problem for the Citizens' Coalition. Rafał Trzaskowski allegedly knew that "something" was going on at the Southern Hospital. The mayor of Warsaw was informed about Dawid Kacprzyk, the emergency department coordinator, a year ago. He did nothing about it. Meanwhile, the Citizens' Coalition launched a full-scale search for those responsible for the entire scandal, and the list is growing rapidly.
It is becoming increasingly clear that the scandal also stems from a conflict between two doctors – Donald Tusk on new reports regarding the Southern Hospital.
The head of the Southern Hospital allegedly warned Rafał Trzaskowski about the irregularities. Two months later, he lost his job.
Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski was informed about possible irregularities at the Emergency Department at Southern Hospital in Warsaw many months ago, according to the Zero.pl website. The politician explained on Friday that he is unable to review every message he receives.
Rafał Trzaskowski received information about irregularities at Warsaw Southern Hospital and the activities of Dawid Kacprzyk on July 19, 2025, almost a year ago, according to the Zero.pl website. He was informed by the hospital's head of surgery in a private conversation via instant messaging. Two months later, the doctor was dismissed.
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