The first residents of Olshki who were evacuated during a humanitarian mission have been released from hospitals, Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinc reported. Some of them finished the treatment and moved to live with relatives or acquaintances in the territory controlled by Ukraine. Others continue to receive medical, social and psychological support. The evacuees were provided with telephones, clothing and hygiene equipment. They also receive assistance in processing documents, receiving financial assistance and securing Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) documents. Temporary accommodation has been arranged for those who have no other place to stay. Next week, the evacuees will receive travel assistance to their chosen destinations throughout Ukraine.

The first residents of Olshki who were evacuated during a humanitarian mission have been released from hospitals, Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinc reported. Some of them finished the treatment and moved to live with relatives or acquaintances in the territory controlled by Ukraine. Others continue to receive medical, social and psychological support. The evacuees were provided with telephones, clothing and hygiene equipment. They also receive assistance in processing documents, receiving financial assistance and securing Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) documents. Temporary accommodation has been arranged for those who have no other place to stay. Next week, the evacuees will receive travel assistance to their chosen destinations throughout Ukraine.