"DPR" passport doesn't work: occupiers in Donetsk cut people off from medicine - CNS
Kyiv • UNN
Announcements have appeared in Donetsk polyclinics stating that holders of so-called "DPR" passports are equated to foreigners. This means that only emergency and urgent medical care or fully paid services are provided for them.
In Donetsk polyclinics, announcements have appeared stating that holders of passports of the so-called "DPR" are equated to foreigners. This is reported by the Center for National Resistance of the SSO of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (CNR), informs UNN.
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It is noted that from now on, only emergency and urgent medical care, or fully paid services, are provided for such citizens.
The occupation administration hides behind outdated Russian decrees, although the new rules are the same - without a Russian passport, you simply won't be treated. CNR analysts record mass refusals of admission. People are faced with a choice: either get a Russian passport, or be left without a therapist, without examinations, and without access to any specialists
The CNR indicates that this shows the main thing: the passport, which for years was imposed as "statehood," is not even needed by the occupiers.
Recall
In Russia, the shortage of vital medicines, including for people with diabetes and cancer, is growing. In a number of regions, insulin preparations are running out, and patients cannot get them by prescription for months.