Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki will participate in a meeting of the Prime Ministers of the Visegrad Group countries in Prague. At 9:00 AM, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki's welcome by Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš is scheduled. At 9:10 AM, a joint photo of the V4 heads of government will be taken, followed by a plenary session of the prime ministers at 9:15 AM. A press conference of the V4 heads of government will take place at 10:30 AM.

President Andrzej Duda will visit Końskie in the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship. At 2:45 PM, he will attend the ceremony for signing the amendment to the Railway Transport Act, and at 3:25 PM, he will lay a wreath before the plaque commemorating the victims of the Stalinist system. Later, at 5:00 PM in Chęciny, President Duda will meet with residents.

Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska will be in the Łódź Voivodeship. At 4:45 PM in Kutno, there will be a press briefing by the Civic Coalition's presidential candidate concerning the rising cost of living, and at 5:00 PM, a meeting with residents.

At 10:50 AM in Pyskowice, Robert Biedroń will visit the municipal market and meet with residents, followed by a press conference at 11:50 AM. Another press conference by the Left candidate will be held at 1:30 PM in Będzin, and at 2:00 PM, an election rally with supporters. Subsequently, at 4:45 PM, a press conference will take place in Dąbrowa Górnicza, and at 5:00 PM, an open meeting for students.

Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz will be in the Lublin Region. At 10:15 AM, he will visit a production facility in Majdan Stary. At 11:15 AM, a press conference and meeting with residents will be held in Biłgoraj, and at 2:45 PM, a press conference in Zamość. The next scheduled events include laying flowers at the monument to the Peasant Battalions and the Women's People's Union in Zamość at 3:15 PM and a meeting with residents in Tyszowce at 4:00 PM.

At 11:30 AM, the Constitutional Tribunal will hold a hearing regarding a motion to recuse a judge due to raised circumstances questioning the validity of the judge's appointment by the president at the request of the National Judicial Council. The entity initiating the proceedings is the Disciplinary Chamber of the Supreme Court. A verdict is expected to be announced after the hearing.

- I believe that my tweet [regarding the coronavirus], which so greatly angered government representatives, was justified. This is because, you see, since then the Prime Minister and ministers have begun to explain very precisely what is happening, even though the opposition wanted us to meet and discuss this matter in the Sejm several weeks earlier, but couldn't get it arranged. There was a discussion in the Sejm, the minister presented how the government was prepared for it - stated Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska in an interview with Konrad Piasecki on TVN24's "Rozmowa Piaseckiego".

- If information about cases from this hospital, that hospital, kept arriving at our parliamentary offices, because people do call us, they ask. A lot of information, media reports, and nobody is talking about it. There is silence. If something is bad, it is spoken about - she continued.

- I'll be honest, I have very little trust in this government, but I wouldn't want to talk about any conspiracy theories. However, I am pleased that Minister Szumowski, who incidentally called me after that tweet and said there was no such case. No [he didn't convince me]. He said there was no such case and informed me, and this is very good, that he will provide ongoing updates on the situation in Poland, on cases where people returning from holidays, from Italy or other destinations, are informed what they should do - stated Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska in an interview with Konrad Piasecki on TVN24's "Rozmowa Piaseckiego".

„I am not such a versatile director as to direct an entire campaign. Undoubtedly, I had a significant influence on my own presentation [during the convention]. To be honest, I was wondering how it would have to be done so that this convention, with significantly fewer resources, would look as spectacular as the competition's convention” - said Jan Kidawa-Błoński in an interview with Beata Lubecka on Radio Zet.

– This convention was certainly very important to me, because my colleagues, the convention guests, showed that they feel positive energy and this energy was there, and they believe these elections are winnable. I feel better and better [as the convention's protagonist], although, as everyone knows me, I definitely feel better in direct contact with people, in conversations. Even at such large meetings, with several hundred people, but when it takes the form of a conversation, I feel definitely better. However, this convention somewhat resembled a form of conversation, because everyone came out, talked about themselves. It was better for me – stated Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska in an interview with Konrad Piasecki on TVN24's "Rozmowa Piaseckiego".

“I haven’t heard [Kidawa-Błońska] make a mistake. It’s true, she had a card with her speech written down, and by often leaning down and looking at that card, she conveyed certain thoughts. This is extremely important, because a presidential candidate’s speech is not a cabaret show where one needs to start waving their hands, shouting, and spinning on their heel; instead, one must precisely articulate what they intend to say. If you are a responsible person, you must use a card to convey your thoughts precisely. To gamble with saying something from memory and potentially spout nonsense, as some might say, such verbose rambling, such torrents of rhetoric” – stated Jan Kidawa-Błoński in an interview with Beata Lubecka on Radio Zet.

„I don't think my wife is afraid of public speaking. Public speaking is, in a way, her element. She adores interacting with people. If it's a public speaking event where you ask questions and she answers, something akin to a live conversation with people, a debate, she feels fantastic in it. It's a different matter, of course, to deliver a long speech, and in this case, a program speech” - said Jan Kidawa-Błoński in an interview with Beata Lubecka on Radio Zet.

"Mr. Schetyna is no longer here. Mr. Budka is. It's not said that the spouse will be dependent on Mr. Budka, even though he is the party leader. She will be dependent on Mr. Tusk. This means [in the narrative of the competitors] she has to be dependent on someone. Knowing her as I do, I can't even imagine her being dependent on anyone. I can completely vouch that she is a person, a woman, who has no genes of subservience within her. Whatever she does and wherever she is, she will do everything to be independent. She cannot be subjugated by anyone. If I, with my socio-technical talents in this direction, haven't managed to subjugate my wife in any way over these 37 years, then believe me, it's impossible," said Jan Kidawa-Błoński in an interview with Beata Lubecka on Radio Zet.

- As we have promised many times, you will be informed as soon as possible only when we receive information about a positive test result. This has happened today. Overnight, we received a positive result for the first patient with a confirmed coronavirus infection in Poland. Of course, as I promised, I informed the Prime Minister and the President, and I am immediately relaying this information to you and the public. This patient is in the Lubuskie Voivodeship and is hospitalized in Zielona Góra. They are feeling well, and all procedures have functioned as they should – stated Łukasz Szumowski at a press briefing.

- Of course, it's not just the President's task [to curb price increases]. The President has influence over the individuals serving on the Monetary Policy Council and the National Bank of Poland. These are institutions that can and should monitor both the level of inflation and price growth. But if people are chosen there who would be independent and act based on substance, they would behave that way. The President can convene a Cabinet Council, ask questions, and intervene. The President cannot remain silent, silent, silent - stated Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska in an interview with Konrad Piasecki on TVN24's "Rozmowa Piaseckiego".

- A politician, a president, from whom Poles expect to consider their fate in difficult matters, should ask questions. Please look at the inflation situation; the Monetary Policy Council doesn't explain, doesn't inform. The National Bank of Poland is silent, and the president says prices are temporary. It's possible the president doesn't know what the prices are, and he has a right not to know, because he hasn't done any shopping for a few years - she continued.

- There are no answers to these questions; prices have been rising for months, inflation is growing, and no one has explained it to Poles. The president's task is to ensure Poles are informed and, where possible, to introduce legal solutions or propose them. In this situation, we have independent institutions that should act. They are not acting - stated Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska in an interview with Konrad Piasecki on TVN24's "Rozmowa Piaseckiego".

- If there are institutions that should inform Poles and explain certain things, they are silent. They exist to ensure inflation is not high, that prices do not rise, and that Poles know what is causing it and what is happening. It is silence once again - she continued.

- As it is now [the retirement age would be, if it depended on President Kidawa-Błońska], because Poles did not accept our solution, which we adopted many years ago. It was a wise and good decision, but we made one mistake. We didn't explain it to Poles, we didn't give them choice - stated Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska in an interview with Konrad Piasecki on TVN24's "Rozmowa Piaseckiego". As she said, "the government should create mechanisms so that people want to work longer."

- There will be exercises concerning the deployment of large tents at hospitals in case the number of infections increases. We are doing this in advance to test everything. We are many steps ahead compared to, for example, Western countries. Let's remember that the number of infected people in Europe is very large, therefore we are addressing this proactively and not waiting, but carrying out tasks in advance - stated Piotr Müller in an interview with Jacek Prusinowski on Radio Plus.

- The Prime Minister will return [from Prague] shortly after noon. It's a several-hour visit concerning the joint actions of the Visegrád Group regarding the coronavirus. Coordinating actions, as well as exchanging experiences in this regard. Therefore, this meeting concerns this matter, among other things, which is why the meeting is taking place today. Upon his return, as announced, we will have a crisis staff meeting, and this staff will decide on further steps, coordinate actions, and receive information from all corners of Poland. Simultaneously, the RCB is operating 24 hours a day, at heightened readiness. The same applies to laboratories, which are currently operating around the clock - he continued.

„We must continuously exchange information on key issues, and today the most important of these is stopping the spread of coronavirus in Europe. It is known that we have registered the first case of a patient with coronavirus in Poland. We want to exchange experiences. Cooperation within the EU forum is very important, which is why we proposed a meeting of health ministers. Such a meeting will take place on Friday, and at this meeting, issues related to drug and equipment supplies, as well as independence from certain suppliers, will be discussed. It is evident that while the world is a global village, it brings many opportunities, but also certain risky threats” - said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki at a press conference in Prague.

„Parliament is the heart of politics in Poland, and we must think about avoiding any threats. Therefore, we might have to make certain decisions, such as limiting tours in the Sejm. We will receive recommendations in writing. Then we will refer to them” – said Deputy Marshal Ryszard Terlecki to journalists in the Sejm after his meeting with the Chief Sanitary Inspector.

„If the need arises, you [journalists] will have to undergo a two-week quarantine” – Terlecki said humorously to journalists.

Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki will be Dorota Gawryluk's guest tonight at 7:15 PM on Polsat News' "Gość Wydarzeń" (Guest of Events).

"It has happened as we expected. There is the first case of coronavirus in Poland, diagnosed in the Lubuskie Voivodeship. A debate on this topic took place in the Sejm last week. The Ministry and the Prime Minister provided information. They stated the state of our country's preparations for this disease," said the Deputy Speaker of the Sejm, KO presidential candidate Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska, at a press conference.

"I also spoke with the marshals of the voivodeships along our borders, as people move fastest there. Everyone is fully prepared. Local governments are functioning very well. This time requires cooperation and responsibility from all of us. We should know how to act. I hope that we in Poland will quickly manage to overcome this disease," she added.

„2 billion zlotys should be allocated to what is currently most important for Poles, i.e., fighting cancer and diseases. Funds in such an amount allocated to TVP at this moment are actually money for an election campaign, for conducting a disgusting campaign against opposition candidates, opposition parties, and everyone who holds a different opinion than the government. I hope that on Friday we will learn that the president has finally listened to the voice of Poles and vetoed this law” - said the Deputy Marshal of the Sejm, Civic Coalition's presidential candidate Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska, at a press conference.

„The gentlemen met in the RBN building, and I think it would be great if such a meeting also took place with representatives of opposition parties. If the President and President Kaczyński are talking about Poles, then the opposition should also participate. I understand they talked about money for TVP, but security for Poles should be discussed there [at the RBN headquarters], meaning with the opposition about the coronavirus epidemic” - she added.

- It could impact everything [the coronavirus]. There could be a situation, which we'd obviously prefer not to happen, but if it turns out the virus is spreading, then it might be necessary to forgo gatherings, and in that case, campaign gatherings would naturally also not be able to take place. So, I'm unable to predict at this moment, but we will act responsibly, to ensure the health of Poles to the greatest extent possible, because that's what it's all about – stated President Andrzej Duda after his visit to the St. Luke's Specialist Hospital in Końskie.

Piotr Müller (PMM) has appealed to President Andrzej Duda (PAD) to appoint the current ministers-members of the Council of Ministers to their designated offices, following the entry into force of the so-called "division act".

The "division act" is a piece of legislation that clarifies the roles and responsibilities of ministers within the Polish government, particularly in the context of government reshuffles or changes in ministerial portfolios. It aims to ensure a smooth transition and prevent any ambiguity regarding ministerial authority and duties.

By requesting the President to formally appoint the existing ministers to their "permanent" or designated positions, Müller seeks to solidify their roles and responsibilities in light of this new legal framework. This action suggests a desire for clarity and stability within the government's executive branch.

The appeal to the President implies a formal process that requires presidential endorsement for the continued tenure or confirmation of ministerial appointments under the new legal provisions. This is a standard procedure in the Polish political system for high-ranking government officials.

- The session of the Government Crisis Management Team has just concluded; this is the first meeting convened by the Prime Minister in this manner. The Prime Minister has received reports from all services and from some ministers representing departments involved in the fight against the coronavirus. We have the first case of coronavirus in Poland today, so the situation has changed. The Prime Minister also issued specific recommendations to the ministries, for which the ministries will be held accountable this Friday, in two days, when the team meets again. Today, the Prime Minister also commissioned Polfa Tarchomin and Orlen to produce disinfectants. Very serious shortages of these substances have been indicated. An order for one million liters of disinfectant will be placed. This substance will be delivered to all schools throughout Poland, while Polfa Tarchomin will produce such a substance for individual use – said Michał Dworczyk after the session of the Government Crisis Management Team.

- We have made this decision, although it is not necessary from the perspective of the availability of beds or emergency rooms, we want to erect additional tents in front of some hospitals. So that appropriate medical procedures can be performed. Such actions are being carried out in France and Germany - said Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with Dorota Gawryluk on the program "Gość Wydarzeń" on Polsat News.

- If you encounter any ailment, about which you inform the public very often on your television, I am very grateful for that, because such a process of raising awareness is a very important part of public service, as it were, carried out by your television, but also by public television. I would like to thank public television very much for this efficient mission carried out today. I want to emphasize that if patients with specific symptoms report to individual medical facilities, they are directed according to strictly defined procedures – said Mateusz Morawiecki in a conversation with Dorota Gawryluk on the program “Gość Wydarzeń” on Polsat News.

- I requested the execution of a very large order for disinfectant production because, with regret, I must state that some companies selling medical supplies or disinfectants are exploiting this situation and drastically increasing the prices of these products. This is unacceptable behavior - said Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with Dorota Gawryluk on the program "Gość Wydarzeń" on Polsat News.

- There is a full conviction that everyone, and you, the public, are doing a good job, we must fight fake news, false information that appears in public space, usually online, and that strikes at people's peace of mind. It instills panic. Calmness, reliable information is the primary weapon in the fight against coronavirus - said Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with Dorota Gawryluk on the program "Gość Wydarzeń" on Polsat News.

- I can declare today, as I have signed the letters, but they will be dispatched tomorrow morning. However, I will take this opportunity and announce here on air that I am inviting all leaders of opposition parties. Tomorrow, I want to present in great detail the course of our discussion today at the crisis staff and I want to show how we are implementing best practices step by step, because as information reaches us from around the world, we can see how the French, Spanish, and German governments are operating. Not only do we have nothing to be ashamed of, but I am receiving communications stating that we are indeed very well prepared - said Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with Dorota Gawryluk on the program “Gość Wydarzeń” on Polsat News. 

- Unfortunately, sometimes this fear still exists, and it is understandable. In such cases, it is always worth calling, not necessarily showing up in person. We are now launching tele-diagnostics. What was in the National Health Fund (NFZ), the possibility of teleconsultations. Today PZU has launched its line, and the NFZ will recommend this form of contact for all family doctors – said Łukasz Szumowski in an interview with Edyta Lewandowska on the TVP Info program „Gość Wiadomości”.

- Furthermore, today with Minister Maląg, we agreed – and this is the interpretation of the Ministry of Family and the Ministry of Health – that sick leave can be issued after a teleconsultation. A patient who simply has the flu can call and obtain a normal sick note from their family doctor and does not need to come to the clinic – added Szumowski.

"We are prepared to fight the coronavirus. We have met on numerous occasions – with the Prime Minister, with ministers. We have discussed these issues. We have strongly emphasized preparations. We are currently allocating additional resources. There is a great deal of goodwill and good will from Polish companies" – said President Andrzej Duda in Chęciny.