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Viktor Orban On Friday morning, before his usual interview on Kossuth Radio, he visited the National Institute of Koranyi and Pulmonology, about which he also reported in a video on his Facebook page. During the Prime Minister’s visit, he also sat down to speak with the doctor on duty in Korányi, who was interested, among other things, in ventilators.
On Thursday we also reported that according to Népszava, the respiratory capacity was full in both Korányi and Szent László hospitals, and there was a serious shortage of specialists.
Professionals are also running low and 76 employees are expected to fill various positions.
Orbán likely responded to this by asking the doctor, who had been on call for 24 hours at the time, how they were with the ventilators.
The conversation between the two parties was as follows:
Viktor Orban: And a fan, is it enough?
Doctor: I know there was no problem with that, I’d rather have a problem with having to add a technician than having to add …
Viktor Orban: There was no problem with that, just the question of whether it is now. It was not in the past.
Doctor: It’s now, I know it’s enough, yeah
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