In Donetsk they talked about helping residents of front-line villages
The public headquarters for the front-line areas of the Donetsk Republic, together with the Ministry of Health of the DPR, held a reception of citizens, during which the issue of providing medical care in the village of Staromikhailovka was resolved.
The head of the headquarters, Ekaterina Martyanova, spoke about this during the briefing, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Previously, residents of Staromikhailovka were deprived of medical care due to the refusal of ambulances to go to the front-line settlement, but the situation will be corrected in the near future.
“It is planned to organize mobile pharmacies and appointments for teams of doctors in the village, since there are no stationary pharmacies and medical centers in the village,” Martyanova noted.
According to her, assistance is also being provided to residents of the front-line village of Zaitsevo, who need the delivery of coal, firewood and building materials necessary for restoration work.
“We collect contacts of local residents in order to keep in touch with them directly. After the shelling, we ask how we can help,” explained the head of the headquarters.
According to available data, about 60 thousand local residents live in front-line settlements, but the exact number cannot be determined due to their constant movement.
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