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“No, the Orban government should not go home”, is the response of President Klaus Iohannis, asked if he considers that the Executive should leave after the Piatra Neamț fire, as happened after the Colectiv tragedy, when the then first resigned Minister Victor Ponta. .
Iohannis said that the Executive led by Ludovic Orban took over the government “when everyone else preferred to stand aside and comment.”
- “No, the Orban government does not have to go home. First of all, there is a government that has not functioned for a year and has managed this crisis. I don’t think the Orban government should go home.
- In contrast, the Orban government took over the government at a time when everyone else preferred to stand aside and comment. This tragedy in Neamţ shows us how the PSD treated the health system, almost bankrupting it.
- After there is a new majority, it is necessary to reform the system, modernize, simplify things, investments in new hospitals are needed, investments in equipment and maintenance are already planned ”, declared the president.
Iohannis also said that after the elections, with a new majority, the entire health system must be reformed, coordination of the medical act must be returned to the Ministry of Health, and “we must modernize, simplify, improve” things and invest in new hospitals.
Ten patients suffering from Covid-19 died Saturday night in the fire that broke out in the ATI section of the Emergency Hospital in Piatra Neamț, and another seven people, including the doctor on duty, were injured. The six affected patients were transferred to the Modular Hospital in Lețcani on Saturday night, while the doctor who suffered severe burns while trying to save his patients was transferred to a hospital in Belgium.
The Attorney General’s Office is investigating a criminal case in rem for wrongful death. The investigation is led by the prosecutor Marius Iacob of the General Prosecutor’s Office, who in the past handled the investigations in the Collective case or the Giuleşti Maternity fire.
