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Currently his patients are being transported to other medical facilities.
During a Russian strike on Dnipro, a hospice for seriously ill elderly people in the city was seriously damaged, city mayor Borys Filatov said in the morning.
“This is a Dnipro hospice. These are elderly people who are terminally ill. This is a Russian missile. The whole world must see it,” he wrote in Telegram and published a photo.
Filatov noted that now almost a half-hundred terminally ill patients from the destroyed hospice are being transported to other city hospitals. The oldest of them is 90 years old.
“It was only recently that the city repaired the wards and the rest of the medical space here. Because for the people of Dnipro, and for our internally displaced persons, it is one of the few places where help and care of this profile are provided. Now all of that has been destroyed by a Russian rocket,” the mayor stated.
In total, as a result of the massive strike on Dnipro, 20 apartment buildings were damaged and partly destroyed. The gymnasium, kindergarten, music school, library, Energetyk Palace of Culture, and the World Bank clinic also sustained damage.
The water intake was also damaged, which means that in the so-called old part of Prydniprovska there is no water.
In total, one person is known to be dead in the city and at least 17 injured.
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