Ukraine Launches Contact Centre for Coronavirus Consultations
Doctors are giving consultations by phone and online.
Ukraine has launched a free medical contact centre where people can get advice about COVID-19 coronavirus. This was announced by former Cabinet minister Dmytro Dubilet on Facebook.
Consultations are available on any questions about coronavirus: symptoms, prevention, and necessary actions. Doctors from the JMC medical centre provide the consultations.
You can contact the contact centre by phone at 0800301131 or via online chat through Telegram (@JmcMedHelpBot) or Viber (viber://pa?chatURI=jmcmedhelp).
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Map of coronavirus spread in Ukraine (updated in real time)
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