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4 Min Read KYIV (Reuters) - While vaccinations against the coronavirus gather pace in other parts of Europe, doctors at Kyiv City Clinical Hospital 17 are still waiting. In the COVID emergency ward, three patients lie quietly on beds, breathing through ventilators. One has a portrait of himself, drawn by his grandson, pasted above his bed as a get-well-soon message. Half the department’s staff have been infected at some point and there are still personnel shortages, according to department head Sergiy Dubrov. “I don’t know all the details about the negotiations and all procurement procedures, but I can say as a simple doctor and as a Ukrainian citizen, that I don’t think that Ukraine did a great job,” said Dubrov, after tending to the patients.

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