Ukrainian Red Cross deploys support point in Kharkiv following Russian air strike
The Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) deployed a support center in Kharkiv following the Russian missile and drone attack overnight.
"Immediately after the strikes in Kharkiv, the Ukrainian Red Cross' rapid response team in Kharkiv region was on the scene. The team canvassed the surrounding areas, damaged buildings, and went door-to-door to identify the victims," the Ukrainian Red Cross reported on Facebook on Friday.
Volunteers provided first aid and psychological support to people. They set up a Ukrainian Red Cross support center where everyone could drink water, tea, or coffee, receive necessary information, and receive psychological first aid.
In accordance with the collected needs, humanitarian aid was distributed at three locations: essential and hygiene kits, OSB boards, tarpaulins, films, blankets, and water.
According to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, another Russian attack, using attack drones and missiles, occurred in Kharkiv region last night. Hits were recorded in several areas of the city. Multi-story and private residential buildings, as well as a car and garage structures, were damaged. Fourteen people, including one child, were injured.
