Darade has asked the district, civic and police authorities to strictly follow the directions issued under section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
statue, the person we recognise who brings christianity to ukraine and to the ancient civilisation and also join is therefore a moment of prayer and solidarity and unity with ukraine. children hurt in the fighting in ukraine have been receiving hospital treatment in poland. one family almost lost their sight after a bomb hit their house. kasia madera went to meet them. these five year old twins have paid a heavy price for the fighting in ukraine. translation: i ukraine. translation: - ~ . translation: i went to the kitchen and i saw a bomb translation: i went to the kitchen and i saw a bomb coming translation: i went to the kitchen and i saw a bomb coming towards i translation: i went to the kitchen l and i saw a bomb coming towards the kitchen window. it was also quick, i did know what was happening. ijust saw it flying towards me. the house was destroyed over a week ago and the family lived in the east of ukraine when their home came under
nazar and timur are five year old twins. with their mum olena, they have paid a very heavy price for the fighting in ukraine. translation: i was at home with the kids. . in the morning, i went to the kitchen, and i saw a bomb coming towards my window. it was all so quick. i didn t realise what was happening. ijust saw it flying towards me. olena s house was completely destroyed over a week ago. the family lived in the dnipropetrovsk region in the east of ukraine when their home came under attack. translation: | just fell - to my knees, grabbed the kids and pulled them underneath me to protect them from the shrapnel flying into our faces. olena and her two boys were left so badly hurt that she recalls very little of the impact of the bomb or the efforts to get her to safety just that a team of volunteers brought them across the country to lviv.
about bringing her children out and hiding their eyes so they cannot see the bodies and body parts along the side of the road as they fled. every 24 side of the road as they fled. every 2a hours convoys like this one, everyday humanitarian corridors are delayed is another day people to live in these frankly horrendous conditions. live in these frankly horrendous conditions. children hurt in the fighting in ukraine have been receiving hospital treatment in poland. 0ne family almost lost their sight after a bomb fell on their house. kasia madera went to meet them and there are some images in her report you might find distressing. nazar and timur are 5 year old twins. with their mum 0lena, they have paid a very heavy price for the fighting in ukraine. translation: i was at home with the kids. . in the morning, i went to the kitchen and i saw a bomb coming towards my window. it was all so quick. i didn t realise what was happening. ijust saw it flying towards me. 0lena s house was comple
they have paid a very heavy price for the fighting in ukraine. translation: i was at home with the kids. . in the morning, i went to the kitchen, and i saw a bomb coming towards my window. it was all so quick. i didn t realise what was happening. ijust saw it flying towards me. olena s house was completely destroyed over a week ago. the family lived in the dnipropetrovsk region in the east of ukraine when their home came under attack. translation: | just fell - to my knees, grabbed the kids and pulled them underneath me to protect them from the shrapnel flying into our faces. olena and her two boys were left so badly hurt that she recalls very little of the impact of the bomb or the efforts to get her to safety just that a team of volunteers brought them across the country to lviv. then a doctor who trained in poland managed to get them to a specialist eye surgeon in lublin. this is where professor rejdak s