Opposition politician challenges legality of contracts for new Prešov hospital

An opposition politician has formally challenged the legality of contracts for a new hospital in Prešov, raising multiple legal concerns about the project. Szalay, who filed the complaint, claims the hospital construction could become the country's largest illegal building project. The challenge targets the contractual framework governing the major healthcare infrastructure development in eastern Slovakia's regional capital. Prešov, home to approximately 90,000 residents, serves as a key medical center for the broader eastern Slovak region, making the hospital project significant for regional healthcare capacity.