Zsolt Hegedűs went to the container hospital built during the Covid period, which is now largely standing empty.

Zsolt Hegedűs visited a largely empty mobile hospital built during the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting on its past use and current state. The facility, constructed in 2020, once treated patients but now stands mostly vacant. Hegedűs noted the presence of unused medical equipment and the emotional impact of seeing thank-you letters from patients. He also highlighted the financial controversies surrounding COVID-related expenditures, including significant funds spent on medical equipment that was often never used or deemed faulty. Ongoing investigations into procurement irregularities have led to arrests and international warrants, revealing a network involved in the procurement of ventilators and masks from China, resulting in substantial financial losses for the state.