South Korean President Yoon Seok-yol has arrived in Ukraine on an unannounced visit, South Korea’s Ryonhap news agency reported.
“Yoon and first lady Kim Kyung-hee arrived in Ukraine from Poland,” the agency quoted the president’s senior press secretary Kim Eun-hye as saying Saturday.
Yoon reportedly visited the site of mass killings in Bucha near Kiev and then visited Irpin.
According to the news agency, the South Korean president “plans to lay a wreath at a war memorial before holding a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.”
The visit comes at the end of a two-stage trip of the South Korean president, during which he visited Lithuania at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization summit and then Poland on an official visit.
Dobrobut Medical Network has launched a physical rehabilitation department at the therapeutic and diagnostic center at 3 Semya Idzikovskikh Street in Kiev.
According to the network’s press release, the department is headed by Daniil Safronov – one of Ukraine’s most experienced specialists in physical and rehabilitative medicine, a doctor of the highest category, a certified teacher of the Neurac method in Ukraine with experience working with injuries and their aftermath in the war zone.
“The war, which is in its tenth year in Ukraine, has given a powerful impetus to the development of physical rehabilitation, although there has always been a shortage of specialists in this field. I can confidently say that today Ukrainian physical therapists are among the best in the world,” Safronov says.
The new rehabilitation center will be dealing with the rehabilitation after injuries and operations on the musculoskeletal system, the treatment of diseases of the musculoskeletal system and pain syndromes, the rehabilitation of athletes, rehabilitation after combat injuries, the correction of posture disorders. Patients can receive counseling, physiotherapy, chiropractic and motor therapy.
In addition, rehabilitation services are provided to patients with degenerative changes in the spine and joints (osteoarthritis, herniations, protrusion), neuropathy (peripheral nerve involvement), pain in the muscles or soft connective tissues, tendinopathy (tendon involvement), slowly healing fractures, muscle atrophy, circulatory and innervation disorders.
The department is equipped with state-of-the-art focused shockwave and laser therapy units, Redcord suspension systems for kinesiotherapy and rehabilitation.
The nursing network reports that the new department will offer a no-cost rehabilitation assistance program for military personnel from July 3 through August 31 with the support of Direct Relief, an international charitable foundation.
“Dobrobut” is one of the largest private medical networks in Ukraine. The company’s portfolio includes 15 medical centers in Kiev and Kiev region, an emergency service, dentistry and pharmacies. Medical centers of network provide services for children and adults on more than 75 medical directions. Annually experts of “Dobrobut” carry out more than 7 000 operations. The network has over 2,800 employees.
Thanks to the cooperation with the international charitable organizations Direct Relief International, Children of War Foundation, International Medical Corps and University of Miami Global Institute, as well as thanks to the work of Dobrobut Charity Foundation, the network clinics continued their work even during the war and provided a significant part of medical care for months without compensation. From the very first days of the war, the Dobrobut Research and Diagnostic Center in Kyiv provided urgent 24/7 medical care to Ukraine’s defenders and war-wounded population. Thanks to the work of Direct Relief International and the Dobrobut Charitable Foundation, wounded warriors and people stranded by war can receive free care at the Dobrobut Treatment and Diagnostic Center.
July 4 in Ukraine: no precipitation at night, intermittent rains with thunderstorms during the day in eastern, western and central regions; no precipitation in the rest of the country.
Winds of alternating directions, 3-8 m/s.
The temperature at night is 15-20°, daytime temperatures are 25-30°, in the south of the country – 19-24°, daytime temperatures are 28-33°.
July 4, Kiev, July 4, with no precipitation. The wind direction is variable, 3-8 m/s.
The temperature at night is 18-20°, daytime temperatures are 28-30°.
Pavilion “Kviti-Kvity Ukrainy” in Kiev is for sale for $5 million, according to an announcement on OLX.
“Well-wishers”, who tried to destroy “Kviti Ukrainy”, put the building-monument for sale. In the description of the proposal there is no important information – the object in the courts and belongs to the cultural heritage of Kiev”, – wrote in Facebook a member of the public council at the Podolsk district state administration of Kiev, the former Director of “UkrNIIprojectrestravratiya” Olga Rutkovskaya.
She stressed that the sale of the pavilion is possible only with the approval of the Department of cultural heritage of the Kyiv City State Administration.
Initiative group “Zberegty Kviti Ukrainy” supported the idea of selling the building, taking into account the scandalous attempt of its owners to reconstruct the pavilion without saving its architectural elements.
“We are ready to support the new owner in the dialogue with the community and the building’s architect Nikolay Levchuk in facilitating a new thoughtful reconstruction project. We are also ready to transfer to the new owner all our preliminary ideas about the possible models of using the building,” the group says.
In his turn, Alexey Erinchak, the founder of Sens bookstore-cafe, put forward a proposal to buy the building from the owners through public crowdfunding and to open offices for urbanists and a bookstore in the pavilion.
In 2021, the pavilion’s developer reportedly began dismantling part of the building, causing a public outcry. Later in August 2021 the educational pavilion “Kviti Ukrainy” received the status of a discovered object of cultural heritage of Kiev and also was included in the register of state monuments of the Ministry of Culture.
According to Opendatabot, the owners of “Kviti Ukraini” are Avialine JSC, the main shareholders of which are Alexey Pyshny and Andrey Skalozub.
President of the Republic of Lithuania Gitanas Nausseda has arrived in Kiev on Wednesday, June 28, with an unannounced visit, according to the press service of the head of state.
Nausseda will meet with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenski and take part in an event marking the 27th anniversary of the Ukrainian Constitution.
The Lithuanian head of state will discuss with the Ukrainian president the agenda of the NATO summit to be held in Vilnius in July, as well as the negotiation of Ukraine’s membership in the European Union, the assistance of Lithuania and the European Union to Ukraine.
“The president arrived in Kiev from The Hague, where yesterday at a meeting of heads of seven states discussed further support for Ukraine. From Kiev, the Lithuanian president will travel to Brussels, where a meeting of the Council of European Leaders will begin on Thursday,” the report said.
Spread in the network fake about a possible outbreak of cholera in Kiev because of the cholera bacillus in the water does not correspond to reality, “Kievvodokanal” says
“The quality of drinking water is controlled by indicators of epidemic safety and sanitary and chemical safety standards. There are no deviations from the current GSanPiN, the water is safe according to epidemic indicators and is not harmful to human health,” – is indicated in the message in the telegram channel of the KGSA.
It is noted that information about the quality of water from surface water sources and drinking water in Kiev is published daily on the official website of Kievvodokanal and on Facebook page.
