In Dnipro, a Russian missile destroyed a hospice. Incurably ill people are being evacuated from there
The oldest patient is 90 years old. After the Russian strike on November 3, the sick are being transferred to other city hospitals, reported Dnipro Mayor Borys Filatov.
The hospice had recently renovated its wards and other premises. According to Filatov, this was one of the few institutions where incurably ill residents of Dnipro and displaced persons could receive necessary assistance and care.
«Now all of this has been destroyed by a Russian missile,» the mayor wrote.
The photos he published show bedridden patients right next to windows blown out by the blast wave. These are elderly people.
According to Filatov, as a result of the attack in Dnipro, 20 residential buildings were also damaged or partially destroyed. A gymnasium, a kindergarten, a music school, a library, the «Enerhetyk» Palace of Culture, and an outpatient clinic were affected. In total, over a thousand windows were blown out, and in some places doors and heating radiators were torn off.
The strike also damaged the water intake station. Because of this, the old part of Prydniprovsk was left without water.
«Utility services, charities, representatives of city services are working on site. Everyone is working. But this is just horror,» Filatov wrote.
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