On Saturday, a United Hatzalah team that was operating on the Palanca border between Ukraine and Moldova spotted long queues on the Ukrainian side and requested permission to enter and see if there were refugees that required medical attention on the other side. Vicky Tiferet, one of the volunteers with United Hatzalah stationed at the border, later described what she had found: “We entered with a bag full of medical supplies. As soon as we passed, we joined a local ambulance crew that had been stationed there who greeted us warmly. They told us that they were waiting for a...
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