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In Ukraine introduced new rules for medical institutions depending on the level of danger

The government of Ukraine has approved new rules of medical institutions depending on the level of air threat

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In Ukraine introduced new rules for medical institutions depending on the level of danger

The government of Ukraine has approved new rules of operation of medical institutions depending on the level of air threat. This is reported by the publication “Country.ua”. According to the document, with a “yellow” level of danger, hospitals and clinics will continue their activities as usual.

If a "red" threat level is declared, patients and health care workers should go to shelters. This requirement is aimed at ensuring the safety of people during air attacks.

An exception is made for cases where interruption of medical care is life-threatening. In particular, we are talking about surgical operations. In such situations, specialists continue to work despite the level of danger.

Earlier, the Berliner Zeitung newspaper wrote that the Ukrainian air defense system is already unable to withstand missile attacks by the Russian Armed Forces. According to the newspaper, the upcoming winter situation will not change for the better.

All over Ukraine declared air alert

In Kiev explained why the red line of the subway will be closed during the alarm

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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