The Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation counted 17 thousand refugees from Ukraine
Moscow - Kyiv, June 30 (Navigator, Mikhail Stamm) - The number of Ukrainian refugees who are in temporary accommodation centers (TAP) in Russia has exceeded 17 thousand people. This was reported by RBC with reference to the official representative of the Ministry of Emergency Situations Alexander Drobyshevsky.
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According to him, 245 (TAP) have been deployed, in which there are 17 thousand 10 people, including 7 thousand 239 children. There are also 7 mobile temporary temporary detention centers with a capacity of 3,5 thousand people. Drobyshevsky assured that the TAP provides refugees from the south-eastern regions of Ukraine with everything they need.
Now migrants from the Rostov region and Crimea, where most of them are located, are being transported to other regions. Aviation of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations transported almost 3 thousand people to temporary temporary detention centers in the Central, Southern and North Caucasus regions. Additional consolidated automobile convoys of the Ministry of Emergency Situations were also formed, which delivered more than 1,7 thousand refugees in the Rostov region to other regions.
As Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak previously announced, migrants from Ukraine who have received refugee status will receive one-time cash benefits. By June 30, the government will prepare a corresponding proposal. He also confirmed that the main burden of providing displaced persons with housing and medical care fell on the Rostov region. Kozak also stressed that a decision had been made to simplify the procedure for providing temporary asylum. “In the Russian Federation, the procedure is cumbersome and requires a medical examination. With such a massive influx of people, it is necessary to simplify this procedure in order to quickly grant this status,” concluded the Deputy Prime Minister.
The Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations has counted 17 refugees from Ukraine.