Prosecutor General faces scrutiny; power outages persist for two weeks.
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New reports have emerged detailing an unusual incident involving Prosecutor General Nida Grunskienė, who is alleged to have used a whip against a subordinate. This development has brought the conduct of high-ranking officials into public discourse.
Meanwhile, the aftermath of a recent natural disaster continues to affect the nation, with approximately 3,200 households still without electricity two weeks after the event. Residents in the Kazlų Rūda area describe the scale of the damage as unprecedented in 56 years.
In other domestic news, political tensions are rising ahead of upcoming elections, and a Vilnius hospital has introduced a new therapy for prostate cancer.