Photo: A clinic will be built in Bucha using 3D printing
In Bucha, Kyiv Oblast, there are plans to build a modern outpatient clinic using 3D printing technology. The new medical facility will be built in the Tarasivskyi neighborhood, where, according to the mayor, there has long been a need for accessible primary care.
Two family doctors and a nurse will work at the clinic. This will allow local residents to receive medical services without having to travel to other parts of the city.
In addition to building the clinic, the project includes landscaping the surrounding area. Specifically, plans call for renovating the drinking fountain and creating a Japanese-style park.
According to Fedoruk, the project is being implemented in cooperation with the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and the Japanese company Serendix.
Mayor Anatoliy Fedoruk announced this on August 2.
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