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Tokmak CRB doctor killed in drone attack

Valentina Ivanovna 45 years worked in the clinical diagnostic laboratory

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Tokmak CRB doctor killed in drone attack

On Monday, October 5, an employee of the Tokmak Central District Hospital Valentina Sychyova died during an attack by a Ukrainian drone. This was reported in GBUZ "Tokmak Central Bank named after Alexander Seikaev".

The woman was 63 years old. She died on a trip to work. Almost her entire life was connected with the hospital. In 1981, she graduated from Zaporozhye Medical School and immediately came to work in the Tokmak CRB.

Valentina Ivanovna worked for 45 years in the clinical diagnostic laboratory. Colleagues remember her as a responsible, kind and reliable person. She loved flowers and worked in the garden. Raised two daughters.

Farewell to Valentina Sycheva will be held on October 6 at 13:00 near the morgue. The staff of the hospital expressed condolences to relatives and friends.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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