Millions in flood relief aid from a government agency have been awarded to companies linked to a politician’s family and neighbors. Specifically, 4.5 million złoty was distributed to three firms based in the same village. One company is owned by the husband of a vice-president of the agency responsible for distributing the funds, another by a neighbor, and a third by the owner of a local TV station with ties to the government. However, data from the fire department and satellite systems indicate that none of the properties owned by these companies experienced flooding. The allocation of funds is raising questions about potential conflicts of interest and misuse of public money intended for disaster relief. Authorities are likely to investigate whether the funds were legitimately distributed to areas affected by the floods. This case highlights concerns over transparency and accountability in the distribution of disaster aid.