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Volunteers in Crimea can undergo medical examination twice a year

Volunteers participating in humanitarian missions and delivering assistance to military personnel in frontline regions can undergo basic medical examination twice a year

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Volunteers in Crimea can undergo medical examination twice a year

Volunteers participating in humanitarian missions and delivering assistance to military personnel in frontline regions can undergo a basic medical examination twice a year. Chairman of the State Committee for Youth Policy of Crimea Alexei Zinchenko told about this in a live broadcast of the Center for Regional Management.

“Twice a year, volunteers participating in humanitarian missions can undergo basic medical examinations,” Zinchenko said.

Volunteers deliver aid almost to the line of contact, and the authorities are eager to thank and support them.

Zinchenko also said that there are 15 municipal youth centers in the republic. They hold events in cities and villages, including on weekends, and select formats for different categories of youth.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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