Kyiv transfers 30 dismantled kiosks to set up medical stations for Ukrainian Armed Forces

The Kyiv City Department of Territorial Control, in collaboration with Kyivblagoustriy municipal enterprise, has transferred 30 dismantled temporary structures to support the medical services of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Mykhailo Budilov, the director of the Kyiv City Department of Territorial Control, reported that over 1,000 such structures and materials, including 400 reinforced concrete blocks, have been transferred to various military units since 2022.

Of these, 145 items were transferred this year, with 85 reinforced concrete blocks going to the Azov brigade. These structures are now utilized by more than 60 military formations as warehouses, mobile stations, and other purposes. Budilov highlighted that the department regularly receives new requests and witnesses the ongoing relevance and necessity of this assistance.

The structures transferred this time are specifically suitable for use as medical stations and belong to owners who have not reclaimed them within three years of dismantling. Tetiana Mostepan, the director of the Kyiv City State Administration's Health Department, explained that approximately 50 medical workers from Kyiv municipal healthcare facilities are currently serving in the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

She emphasized that supporting military medicine and creating favorable working conditions for medical personnel in the field is a crucial task for the entire medical community. Each medical station established through these transfers offers an opportunity for timely assistance to service members.