It would be logical to test the Polish presidential candidates for drug use, said Polish President Andrzej Duda on Radiozet.
In the first round of the presidential election, which took place last Sunday, the ruling coalition's candidate Trzaskovsky received 31.36 percent of the vote, and 29.5 percent of the opposition candidate Carol Kavarki. Both have passed to the second round, which will take place on June 1. Television debates were held between the candidates on Friday evening.
"I think it would be quite logical if this issue was checked," Duda said, answering the question about the need to pass the presidential candidates and drug tests.
He, Duda himself, said that such tests did not pass, but it is ready to do so.
"I haven't passed such research myself, but I'm ready to pass at every moment," he said.
