Premier: Gov't Proxy Kotlar Submitted Serious Evidence to Prosecutor-General

Bratislava, March 28 (TASR) - Government Proxy for Investigation into the COVID-19 Pandemic Management Peter Kotlar has submitted serious evidence to Prosecutor-General Maros Zilinka, Premier Robert Fico (Smer-SD) posted on a social network on Friday. According to him, anyone who feels a "need to kick" Kotlar should take an example from his diligence and dedication. He added that he had familiarised himself with the conclusions of the expert opinion drawn up by a renowned expert from the Czech Republic. "We must ask for confirmation or refutation of this expert opinion and then take appropriate legal action against the pharmaceutical companies concerned," noted the prime minister. Last Wednesday, the government took note of Kotlar's oral briefing on the results of the analysis of retention batches of coronavirus vaccines. The cabinet also instructed Health Minister Kamil Sasko (Voice-SD) to set up a working group to draw up an expert opinion by July 31 and to examine potential measures in connection with proxy's information on the results of the vaccine analysis. Kotlar had earlier informed Zilinka about the results of the analysis. According to him, it confirmed that all tested batches of vaccines are capable of altering human DNA, which can lead to the development of several serious diseases. Fico also addressed the situation in the coalition. According to him, both Voice-SD and Slovak National Party (SNS) could have solved the break-ups of their caucuses independently and without his intervention. "Of course I feel nervousness, both in Voice and SNS, but I point out again that together they lost seven MPs, the governing coalition lost its majority and an early election was taking on a real contour," he added, thanking his party's caucus for its stability and support. am