'Many children lost their speech': A Greek doctor talks about the Ukrainian refugees' drama

O γιατρός Απόστολος Βεΐζης είναι ο γενικός διευθυντής του Ελληνικού παραρτήματος της ανθρωπιστικής οργάνωσης Intersos. Source: Apostolos Veizis

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'Many children lost their speech': Greek doctor Apostolos Veizis from INTERSOS, talks about the Ukrainian refugees' drama.

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A woman who fled the war in Ukraine comforts a child inside a sports hall that has been converted for a temporary shelter on Nowa Huta district, March 15, 2022. Source: Omar Marques/Getty Images

'Many children lost their speech': Greek doctor Apostolou Veizis from Intersos talks about the Ukrainian refugees' drama. Source: INTERSOS

INTERSOS personnel near the Ukrainian borders. Source: INTERSOS

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