Underground hospital that serves as a bomb shelter opens in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast - photos
An underground hospital has been set up in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, featuring wards, an intensive care unit equipped with oxygen, and a fully functional operating room, Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military-Civil Administration head, Serhiy Lysak, shared on Facebook.
Multimedia relaxation zones are arranged in the corridors along with adequate reserves of water, medications, and food. The facility has Wi-Fi, and alternative energy sources are installed.
Efforts to establish the hospital began at the onset of the full-scale invasion. UNICEF later joined the efforts. International partners contributed to the shelter's renovation, providing the capability to conduct urgent operations under any circumstances.
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