The elderly stood in line for hours for nothing in Óbuda, where the municipality announced a two-day distribution of potatoes to the needy. Although, according to the post of the office, a lot of potatoes arrived, strangely, the ammunition ran out in the first two hours and there was a distribution point where there was never any more.

The III. In the district, the discounted potato fair organized last week is already a tradition, where at eight locations, those in need could buy 20 kilos of potatoes for three hundred forints per household. If only it had been enough, but it wasn't. The situation is also incomprehensible because the office posted a lot the night before, and the photos show sacks full of cornmeal.

The case also caused a scandal among the population, because families and pensioners stood in line for hours for the goods, waiting to fill the empty counter. Because that's what they were told. Unfortunately, however, they left empty-handed and puffed up. The outraged Facebook posts reveal that there was a distribution point where there were potatoes only in the first two hours, and the goods that had been waved in did not arrive until the next day. Metropol contacted the district municipality to get an answer to what happened, but they did not respond until press time.

Along with the non-existent potatoes, everyone was accompanied by a leaflet. Illustrated with a photo of László Kiss , the left-wing mayor The first person in the district always has a strange taste, so far we have never heard of a potato soup without potatoes.

III. district residents who feel cheated.

"Everything is PROPAGANDA with the mayor of District III!" Marcell claimed .

"Typical leftist organization...what did we expect from them..." commented another resident.

"This two-day distribution of potatoes, which lasted for 2 hours. Another reminder that there was still a distribution of potatoes... only a few needy people got it!" - wrote Éva .

"The mayor said that it will happen, because they will still take me. At two in the afternoon, they told me that it wouldn't happen. That's bullshit! There was nothing like this before! Shame on you!” Julianna wrote .

"I felt sorry for the many pensioners who stood in line for hours. Perhaps this kind of assistance should be reconsidered." Ilona noted .

"I went there three times, it wasn't there on Friday morning, it was already sold out in the afternoon, it wasn't there on Saturday either... maybe it should be organized in such a way that it doesn't only reach 50 people, if the publicity for it is so great..." - wrote Júlia .

Source: Metropol

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