TISZA party leader, Péter Magyar, expresses anger towards PM Orbán not being in the country when the people need him. He calls on the prime minister to break off his holiday in the Adriatic and order his ministers home from luxury yachts.

Politics tamfitronics What is happening at Dunaferr?

As Portfolio reports, workers at the Dunaújváros Ironworks (Dunaferr) staged a protest this morning over delayed salaries, gathering outside the management building at 7 AM. Liberty Steel Dunaújváros head, Rahul Yenurkar, assured that payments would be made later in the day, though the possibility of instalments has sparked dissatisfaction.

The demonstration concluded peacefully after an hour and a half, but workers have agreed to protest again if payments are not made by 2 PM. This protest follows recent management decisions to reorganise working hours, signalling a downsizing of steel production, which has already impacted the workforce.

Politics tamfitronics Péter Magyar reacts to the situation

Péter Magyar reacted to the situation in a Facebook post and called on the Hungarian Prime Minister. He wrote:

The government has bailed out the Dunaújváros Ironworks by not paying the workers on time. Meanwhile, it also became clear that the government was lying when it promised three weeks ago to resolve the heat crisis in hospitals. Now that another heatwave is here, temperatures in wards and operating theatres are once again above 30 degrees Celsius in many places, seriously endangering the recovery and ultimately the lives of Hungarian patients.

The TISZA Party calls on the Prime Minister to interrupt his holiday in the Adriatic, order his ministers home from luxury yachts and take immediate action to resolve the above and replace the incompetent leaders immediately.

The question arises as to why Viktor Orbán is on holiday on a luxury island in the Adriatic at a time of ‘war’?!

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