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Canadian Red Cross helps rebuild Ukrainian children’s hospital after rocket attack
The Canadian Red Cross is funding a $1.4 million renovation to restore Ukraine's largest pediatric cardiology center, aiming to serve up to 18,000 children annually after a 2024 rocket attack.
- One year after a devastating rocket attack, the century-old Okhmatdyt, Ukraine's largest children's hospital, is preparing to reopen with help from the Canadian Red Cross, Sabina Voronetsa said.
- The rocket strike killed four people and injured others, closing the mustard-yellow, five-storey Okhmatdyt hospital since July 2024 and damaging surrounding medical buildings.
- Mykyta Ilin of the Red Cross said, `The rocket actually fell to that building,' and `I think every window got destroyed,' adding, `Our approach is not to build a new hospital.
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Workers suspended from ropes apply the last touches of white paint to the mouldings of the Okhmatdyt Paediatric Hospital in Kyiv.
·Montreal, Canada
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Canadian Red Cross helps rebuild Ukrainian children's hospital after rocket attack
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·Winnipeg, Canada
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KYIV — Workers suspended from ropes apply the last touches of white paint to the mouldings of the Okhmatdyt Paediatric Hospital in Kyiv. Under them, a damaged stroller and building materials are placed on a pile of debris. The windows of some buildings are still condemned by plywood panels. One year after a devastating rocket attack, which killed four and injured a dozen people, this hundred-year-old establishment is about to reopen its doors, w…
·Richelieu, Canada
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