Metinvest group handed over another batch of 5,500 medicines to save the lives of patients, including wounded soldiers, to Kamianske medical institutions, with a total cost of 360,000 hryvnias. This is stated in the press release of the Kametstal Iron and Steel Works on the Facebook page.
“Metinvest regularly receives supplies of medicines, equipment and consumables to Kamianske medical institutions, with which doctors save the lives of patients, including wounded soldiers. The list of the most necessary items is determined directly by the doctors, so the goods that are urgently needed arrive at the hospitals,” the message says.
The batch of medicines consists of painkillers, antipyretics, disinfectants, as well as suturing surgical material, elastic and ordinary bandages, etc.
“Thanks to the support of Metinvest, today doctors can provide high-quality treatment to a larger number of our defenders and injured civilians,” the company notes.
In general, since the beginning of the war, medical institutions of Kamianske have received hundreds of consumables and drugs. Modern medical equipment was also thanded over. The total amount of aid exceeds UAH 24 million.
Earlier, EcoPolitic wrote, that Metinvest directed another financial tranche in the amount of UAH 10 million to support the medical field of Kryvyi Rih. With these funds, the city purchased three special vehicles for the ambulance service.
In general, since the beginning of the war, the amount of assistance from Metinvest to Ukraine and Ukrainians has reached more than UAH 2 billion. 1.3 billion of them is directed to support the army and help the military.
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