Director of the General Hospital adds 16 complaints for revealing acts of corruption

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Director of the General Hospital adds 16 complaints for revealing acts of corruption

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The director of the San Juan de Dios General Hospital has denounced several anomalous purchases made during the previous administration.

The doctor Erika Pérez, director of the San Juan de Dios General Hospital, states that he faces 16 complaints in the MP after revealing acts of corruption in the health center, during a summons with the VOS bench. (Free Press Photo: Taken from Facebook)

The doctor Erika Pérez, director of the San Juan de Dios General Hospital, states that he faces 16 complaints in the MP after revealing acts of corruption in the health center, during a summons with the VOS bench. (Free Press Photo: Taken from Facebook)

The director of the General San Juan de Dios Hospital, Erika Pérez, reported that he faces 16 complaints in the Public Ministry (MP) After revealing alleged irregularities in the health center committed during the previous administration.

Pérez was summoned this Thursday, July 3 by the VOS bench to address his complaint of the previous day, in which he pointed out the finding of 228 Fractional direct purchases made during 2022. These included installation of sockets, stainless steel corners, stretchers, sanitary removal and painting renewal in different areas of the hospital.

According to the official, many of these works were unfinished or not carried out, despite the fact that they were billed with surfaces in acquisitions that did not exceed Q90 thousand.

Previously, Pérez had also exhibited paid but not executed, as well as the millionaire computers. This last contract was suspended by her, which DErivó in a contractor’s claim for lack of payment. In this case, it has been cited three times by the MP.

“What am I facing? “No one protects me,” he added.

One of the complaints against him is related to direct purchases of the tomography servicewhose team was found last April.

“There are processes in which I make direct purchases because the life of the patients is at stake, and I do it for urgency. It is not like in that other situation, in which a direct purchase was made for a service that was never provided,” Pérez argued.

During the citation it was reported that some workers reported by corruption have not yet been dismissed.

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