Due to the bad weather in Odesa, 27 people have turned to hospitals for help with street injuries or hypothermia. This is reported by the Odesa City Council, UNN reports.
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27 people turned to Odesa's trauma centers and received outpatient care for street injuries or hypothermia. Three patients were hospitalized
A list of medical institutions in Odesa that can provide trauma care is available here.
Addendum
Odesa City Council emphasizes that despite the bad weather, all medical facilities are operating in normal mode.
Medical institutions in Odesa continue to provide all necessary medical care to patients. They provide medical consultations, surgeries, diagnostic examinations, and rehabilitation procedures. In maternity hospitals, doctors help new residents of Odesa to be born
It is noted that utilities are working to clear the territory for medical transport, and the institutions themselves are provided with electricity, water and heat.
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In addition, to ensure work in any conditions, hospitals and maternity hospitals are provided with electric generators purchased at the expense of the city budget and with the help of international partners.
As a reminder,
In Odesa region weather conditions have stabilized, which has made it possible to speed up the rescue efforts. Heavy equipment continues to reach the snow trap areas blocked since yesterday