in lviv , they said goodbye to the deceased doctor svitlana lukyanchyk. a 30-year-old woman from lviv died due to the russians. after a rocket attack on the ohmadit children's hospital in kyiv. our correspondent, natalya stare pravo, is currently attending a farewell party in the garrison church. natalya, my congratulations and tell me who came to honor svetlana's memory and with what words they will remember her. greetings, colleague, greetings to the viewers of the tv channel. yes, today in the garrison church in lviv they said goodbye to the doctor from lviv, svitlana. a lot of people came to okeanchyk, they are relatives, relatives, colleagues, employees and caring lviv residents. actually, it's a big one a loss both for the whole of ukraine and for the okhmatyt children's hospital, because a russian missile took svitlana's life on monday, july 8, she was only 30 years old, at the time when the anxiety was going on and when russia was looking for kiev, the doctor fulfilled her mission to the end , and her human and medical duty, she evacuated the chil

in lviv , they said goodbye to the deceased doctor svitlana lukyanchyk. 30 years old. a woman from lviv died as a result of a russian missile attack on the okhmadyt children's hospital. after completing her studies at the medical university, svitlana worked as a nephrologist. in the department where children with chronic kidney disease are treated and saved. according to colleagues, at the time of the impact, the doctor was evacuating small patients on dialysis to a shelter. relatives and friends came to see svetlana on her last journey. and caring lviv residents will bury svitlana lukyanchyk next to her parents at the holoski cemetery. ukraine lost a very bright, very bright person, a very beautiful , bright, young, young, specialist, a natural specialist, who loved her profession, who devoted her whole life to that work. you see, she didn't even come to lviv, didn't rest, because she was constantly at work, she saved those children, she gave, she continuously donated blood, her own, well, she was donors, you see, work was everything for her, a bloody meal, the russian