In Mariupol virtually every 4th patient dies in hospitals due to a lack of medicine and doctors. Petro Andryushchenko, adviser to the mayor of Mariupol, writes in Telegram.

“Medicine. In fact, every fourth patient dies in hospitals. There is not enough medicine, they cynically offer to “buy” in pharmacies, which are partly owned by companies close to Pushylin (Denis Pushylin – the leader of the “DNR”)”, - he wrote.

According to mayor’s adviser, in order to arrange “normal” conditions for Russian military personnel, they are placed in the corridors. Due to the lack of personnel, they are actually abandoned, hence the extremely high mortality rate.

Andryushchenko noted that insulin-dependent patients are in the worst condition in Mariupol. An endocrinologist brought from Russia is seen only once a week on Thursday in one hospital.

“He also “dispenses” insulin in syringes. Therefore, not everyone is lucky. No one controls the situation of compatibility and selection of insulin at all. There is simply no medicine in the city. None, except illusory”, - added Andryushchenko.

He published a video from the hospital, where sick patients are in terrible conditions.