WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's opposition demanded answers on Monday over a government deal for medical ventilators to help combat the coronavirus, saying the contract was worth 250 million zlotys ($63.7 million) but the equipment had not arrived.
Health Minister Lukasz Szumowski's handling of the pandemic had made him Poland's most trusted politician in April, but accusations over procurement have dented that.
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