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With no water, medicine, condition of Indian students in Ukraine worsens
Updated On: 02 March, 2022 09:44 AM IST | Mumbai | Diwakar Sharma
Assam resident Mahrukh Nigar, who is stuck in a hostel of a medical college in Sumy, told mid-day that most of the girl students are running short of sanitary pads and calcium tablets

Armed men are seen in the field from the window of Faisal’s hostel room
The ripple effect of Russia’s all-out invasion of Ukraine has begun to hit the health of Indian students stuck in the war-hit country who don’t have access to drinking water or medicines. The Indian medical students stranded in Sumy, Kharkiv and Kyiv told mid-day that no facility is being provided by the embassies and they are reeling under constant fear of losing their lives.
Most of the students are hiding in bunkers where the mobile network is poor. Assam resident Mahrukh Nigar, who is stuck in a hostel of a medical college in Sumy, told mid-day that most of the girl students are running short of sanitary pads and calcium tablets.
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