Former PM Morawiecki Accuses Donald Tusk of Panic Over South Hospital Scandal

Former prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki publicly criticised Prime Minister Donald Tusk during a Polsat News interview, saying Tusk was “panicking, terrified and his hands were shaking” in connection with the South Hospital controversy. Morawiecki condemned Tusk’s actions as “absolutely disgusting” and questioned why the prosecutor was allowing coordinator Dawid Kacprzyk to remain free despite allegations that his conduct endangered patients. The former premier also denounced members of the Civic Coalition as “intimidating bull‑terriers” attempting to influence witness testimony. The dispute revolves around whistle‑blower surgeon Emil Jędrzejewski’s accusations of negligence and alleged criminal behavior linked to Kacprzyk’s former role at the hospital.