Health Board publishes medical information for Ukrainian refugees

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Health Board logo. Source: Priit Mürk/ERR

The Health Board has published an overview of medical facilities and services in Estonia for newly arrived refugees from Ukraine.

The information is available in Ukrainian, Russian and Estonian HERE.

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