Ministry Of Internal Affairs Helps Evacuate More Than 6,300 People From Frontline Areas Since Start Of Year
"This is difficult but extremely important work. Evacuation crews, including White Angel and Phoenix, operate under shelling, often literally a step away from the enemy. Each operation requires careful planning: identifying safer routes, preparing transport, and coordinating with local authorities and military administrations," Klymenko said.
According to him, for many people the decision to leave is difficult, so the work of rescuers and police officers is not only about logistics. It also involves communication, explanations, an individual approach, support for families with children, and assistance for people with limited mobility.
All members of the evacuation crews are certified paramedics, meaning they not only organize departures quickly but also provide medical assistance when necessary.
Read also: Energy workers restore power to critical infrastructure facilities in Odesa region, with 130,000 customers remaining without electricit"Recently, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted a law regulating the procedure for mandatory evacuation of the population. This important decision will allow us to act faster, more clearly, and more effectively when it comes to the safety of vulnerable categories of citizens. Work in frontline regions continues without interruption. And its most important achievement is saved lives," Klymenko emphasized.
As Ukrinform previously reported, in Kherson the zone of mandatory evacuatio for families with children was expanded in the Dniprovskyi district due to the increased intensity of Russian shelling.
Photo: Yurii Smolienko
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