Russian shelling damaged a medical center in Kyiv
In Kyiv, the “100% Life” medical center was damaged as a result of Russian shelling on the night of September 8.
“Just yesterday, we managed to remove 16 truckloads of medicine from a burning warehouse, and today we have to break out the windows and clear away the debris from a rocket strike at the ‘100% Life’ clinic. The office was damaged, as was the entire parking lot and the cars. We have plywood, we have hands—we’ll get it done. We’ll provide services even better than before. We’re waiting for everyone; we’ll tidy things up a bit and fix everything. We will continue to help people with the same sincerity and dedication,” Sherembey wrote.
Dmytro Sherembei, chairman of the Coordination Council of the “100% Life” Charitable Organization, reported this on Facebook.
Dmytro Sherembei, chairman of the Coordination Council of the charitable organization “100% Life,” reported this on Facebook.
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