Krasnoyarsk doctors sent to help refugees in the south of Russia
According to FMBA, doctors flew away on March 2, and the special equipment column hit the road today, March 3. The emergency medical team includes about 50 people-surgeons, traumatologists, anesthesiologists-resuscitators, and nurses. Doctors will have to work at the place of temporary placement of refugees from the DPR and LPR. For work, they prepared special medical equipment: dressings, operating, resuscitation, headquarters dispatch, mobile resuscitation and surgical modules.