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Here's that who official again. what we are seeing _ at the reception centres is fever, diarrhoea, hypothermia, - upper respiratory tract infections, cardiac arrest, mental. and emotional distress. chris skopec is the head of programmes for project hope. he recently returned from a trip to ukraine and poland, where he was working with displaced people and refugees. thank you very much for speaking to us. i assume you were supporting a lot of people who are dealing with mental health challenges. absolutely. everyone that we came across amongst the refugees, i spoke with many myself. they were a...

Continues in this war. oil i war. the fighting very much - continues in this war. oil depots burn further west after being struck. the russian advance continues in the south, as well. the port city next in their sites. 2 million ukrainians have now been forced to leave their countries, according to the un. here refugees crossed the danube river. fine according to the un. here refugees crossed the danube river. one thing the unhcr will _ crossed the danube river. one thing the unhcr will support _ crossed the danube river. one thing the unhcr will support it _ crossed the danube river. one thi...

Reached saturation point, what they are doing now is looking to other regions, other municipalities to step up and find reception centres. the way the model has been working as refugees crossing the border will genuinely stay a night or two around the border near the border and then they will recuperate, gather information and then move on a longer term accommodation or structure somewhere else in the country, the country is managing very well now but it does need support comments calling for more support comments calling for more support and they are ready to provide that. one of the things w...

Let's get more on the refugee situation in poland. our correspondent, danjohnson, joins us from krakow. this is one of the reception centres in krakow, it's somewhere people are registering as they arrive, lots of people sleeping upstairs here. at some people can have a bed for the night. we saw people who slept here last night who the night before we actually saw in the underground bits of krakow station, forced to sleep on the concourse, so at least here they have a bed, this bureaucratic effort is to find them a longer term option. there is also food, provisions, goods, all the sorts of thi...

Border checks across the region are minimalfor those fleeing the war but protection rests on making sure the vulnerable are visible, because it is hard to protect them if they are not. lucy williamson, bbc news, moldova. more than 2.5 million people have now fled ukraine and the humanitarian situation is stretching resources to the limit in several countries. at least 1.5 million of the refugees have made their way to poland; some are being housed in reception centres near the border and others have been welcomed into the homes of local people. our correspondent danjohnson gave us this update ...