Aid from Ireland to arrive in Ukraine as €300k raised by doctors

Aid from Ireland to arrive in Ukraine as €300k raised by doctors

Medical Help Ukraine was set up by a group of Ukrainian doctors working in Ireland. 

A number of Ukrainian doctors in Ireland are working together to deliver essential medical aid to Ukrainian warzones, with the first delivery expected to arrive through the Polish border on Friday.

Dr Alexander Boychak, Dr Kateryna Kachurets, Dr Nataliya Kononenko, Dr Oksana Kozdoba, Dr Lyudmyla Zakharchenko, Dr Iryna Surzhenko, and Dr Lesia Gamorak have established Medical Help Ukraine with the aim of urgently delivering aid from Ireland to support the ongoing conflict.

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