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Kramatorsk hospital suffering from lack of staff

(27 Apr 2022) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Kramatorsk - 26 April 2022 1. Close of lights in a room at a hospital in Kramatorsk 2. Close of gauze with blood in a little container next to the patient 3. Wide of health worker treating Volodymyr Nikiforov, injured during an attack in a village near Kramatorsk 4. Various of health workers treating Nikiforov 5. Nikiforov in a wheelchair leaving the room 6. Victor Krikliy, the head of surgery department, walking in the corridor and entering to a room 7. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Victor Krikliy, head of the surgery department at the hospital: ++ROUGH TRANSLATION++ "The hospital is placed in a very difficult situation; first of all, we don't have enough staff: the lack of the necessary number of staff members and specialists who could enable us to maximise professional support which we can provide; this problem definitely hinders our work. However, at the same time the people who have stayed understand that if we leave, there will be nobody to provide medical support. And a huge number of people will simply die without this support." 8. Mid of x-ray hanging in the sandbags protecting the windows of the hospital 9. Wide of health worker in a desk near the x-ray hanging in the sandbags 10. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Victor Krikliy, head of the surgery department at the hospital: ++ROUGH TRANSLATION++ "Does the Geneva Convention allow to hit anyone? It is a war, it is a disgusting crime (to hit anyone). It shows us that one of the two is definitely not a human being. To hit the block of flats with heavy artillery or the multiple rocket launchers, is it normal? This all is beyond  common sense, as I have already said. It is very bad and there is no other assessment and it simply can't be (like that)." 11. Close of Krikliy speaking 12. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Victor Krikliy, head of the surgery department at the hospital: ++ROUGH TRANSLATION++ "It is very hard for me (the death of civilians). Especially after the 8th (of April, when the attack in the train station took place) when I saw the children without arms and legs, when a boy of 14 years was dying in my hands, he was delivered to us in a state of clinical death. I don't know if I will ever be able to forget it." 13. Various of Tamara Oliynyk, 62, with injuries in her armpit and chest, recovering in a room 14. Mid of a soup, coffee and her documents on the table next to her bed 15. Wide of Oliynyk seated on the bed 16. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian – Russian) Tamara Oliynyk, injured during an attack in Shandrigolovo: ++ROUGH TRANSLATION++ "What can I tell you? It seems to me that all these soldiers should go home, they all have their families, each of them has parents or mothers, why have they done all that? They can just stop and go home. Who needs this fight? They are killing our children, how could I stop being worried? I wish they had hit my house once and that's it, but they have killed so many people, civilian people, how many?" ASSOCIATED PRESS Pokrovsk - 26 April 2022 17. Various of men in the train station carrying an elderly woman on a stretcher to get her into the train evacuating people 18. Mid of people entering the train 19. Woman walking on the platform, passing by the train 20. Various of Vremivka resident Mykola Kharchenko smoking in the entrance of the wagon 21. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Mykola Kharchenko, resident of Vremivka, displaced by the war: "We were in the basement but my daughter didn't manage to come down. At the entrance, she was hit by the shrapnel. We had to bury her in the garden near the pear tree." 22. Mid of Kharchenko inside the train speaking with others Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...