The actions of the occupation forces and Russian administrations required the Ukrainian underground to organize a parallel system of medical care.
The humanitarian crisis in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine is worsening. In particular, people cannot get medical care, and there is also a shortage of medicines. The Center for National Resistance reported this on Sunday, December 17.
“In the temporarily occupied territories, there is a shortage of more than three thousand doctors. There is also a shortage of medicines. After all, the Russians have completely reoriented the medical system in the BOT to serve the forces of work,” the department said.
For civilians, to receive qualified medical care, the enemy needs Russian-issued documents.
“Such actions of the occupation forces and Russian administrations require the Ukrainian underground to organize a parallel system for providing medical care at home or in medical facilities of institutions adapted for this purpose,” said CNS.
The representatives of the organization also called on the people in the WOT to, if possible, create a supply of essential drugs and master the basic rules of providing basic medical care.
It was previously reported that in the temporarily occupied territories, Russian occupation administrations are forcing pensioners to renounce Ukrainian citizenship and obtain Russian passports, luring them with “social benefits.”
The Russians conducted a “passport raid” in Kakhovka – CNS
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Source: korrespondent
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