URCS team helps victims of Russian airstrike on Uman
A team from the Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) was working at the site to address the aftermath of a Russian nighttime airstrike in Uman.
On Friday, the Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) team arrived at the site of a Russian airstrike in Uman to assist with the aftermath. Emergency services from Cherkasy Regional and Uman City and District organizations collaborated with the URCS, pooling their resources to respond to the crisis. Volunteers from the URCS emergency response team provided immediate medical attention to the victims, while mental health professionals offered psychological support to those affected on the scene.
The society distributed essential materials for temporary shelter, including OSB boards, tarpaulins, plastic sheeting, and other necessary items, to residents of the damaged buildings. An URCS support station was set up at the scene, allowing residents and emergency services personnel to access aid, refreshments, and electronic device charging facilities.
The State Emergency Service of Ukraine reported that the Russian attack resulted in five injuries, with three individuals requiring hospitalization. The incident caused damage to residential buildings and vehicles.
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