There have been at least 41 attacks on Ukrainian health facilities since the start of the Russian invasion, according to the latest WHO figures. They have resulted in at least 12 deaths.
"WHO strongly condemns these attacks," the organization said in a statement
"Attacks on health care violate international law and endanger lives. Even in times of conflict, we must protect the sanctity and safety of health care, a fundamental human right," WHO said earlier this week,People too sick to leave Ukraine's hospitals have been sheltering in beds and on mattresses in hospital basements, despite evacuation orders in the country,Health facilities in the country are seeing an influx of new patients.
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