Friends, we are sharing updated information following the Russian attack on September 28, during which our medical center on Antonovycha Street was damaged.
Ten people who were injured received the necessary medical care. Nine are already at home. We remain in contact with them and continue to provide support as needed. One injured person remains in our intensive care unit. Her condition is serious but stable. Our specialists continue to provide her with all necessary medical care.
Over the past 24 hours, we have received numerous messages and calls from our patients, partners, companies, and organizations, with words of support and offers of assistance. Thanks to you, we have felt that we are not alone. We sincerely thank each and every one of you.
We thank the emergency and rescue service workers who immediately arrived at the scene and helped people. We would also like to thank our team — everyone who provided assistance to those injured, supported patients, rescheduled appointments, transported equipment that survived the attack, and continues to keep the network operating.
The damage to the medical center on Antonovycha Street is extensive. We are assessing the damage and working on a recovery plan. The medical center will remain closed for the time being.
All other medical centers in the network are operating as usual. Our team is helping patients whose visits were scheduled at the Antonovycha medical center to reschedule their appointments at other medical centers.
Dobrobut Academy, whose premises were also significantly damaged, continues to operate. All scheduled online events will take place, while the Academy team will move offline events online or relocate them to other locations.
The Russian attack damaged a place where people receive medical treatment and healthcare professionals are trained. This is another strike on Ukraine's civilian medical and educational infrastructure. Our response is to continue treating, teaching, and helping people.
Thank you for standing with us. We keep going.