
More than three months have passed since the scandal broke. Doctor Dawid Kacprzyk has still not received a summons for questioning, and the prosecutor's office plans to question about two hundred people.
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More than three months have passed since the outbreak of the scandal at the Warsaw Southern Hospital.
More than three months have passed since the scandal broke. Our reporter learned from the lawyer of doctor Dawid Kacprzyk and attorney Jacek Dubois that his client has not yet received any summons for questioning.
In turn, at the prosecutor's office, our reporter received a reply that the investigation is ongoing, about two hundred people need to be interviewed, and the investigators will issue a new announcement at the beginning of October at the earliest.
At the same time, the case at the Warsaw Southern Hospital is being investigated, among others, by the Patient Ombudsman. However, we have to wait for the effects, because - as our journalist heard in the Ombudsman's Office - the prosecutor's office has priority.
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