Zdenek Hrib

Zdenek Hrib

Prague still demands the completion of a ring road and a new hospital in exchange for its consent to the construction of a government district in Letnany on its northern outskirts, Prague Mayor Zdenek Hrib (Pirates), photo, said in reaction to Prime Minister Andrej Babis's proposal, on September 18, 2019. Babis (ANO) proposed that a trauma centre be built in Letnany instead of the planned new hospital. The Prague City Hall criticised the government's plan of a new government district last autumn. Hrib said the capital city still required finances to be able to complete the ring road and the metro D line. We further demand that the state secure the construction and equipment of a new hospital in Letnany. This investment amounts to 8.5 billion crowns to be allocated by the state, Hrib said. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

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