Almost 400 tonnes of life-saving supplies have been sent to Ukraine by World Health Organization, the body said in a statement Tuesday.
Dr Dorit Nitzan, WHO Ukraine Incident Manager, said 76 percent of the supplies has reached recipients as intended.
Those being treated at a reception center in Zaporzhnia include evacuees from the besieged city of Mariupol.
WHO said its supplies have allowed more than 207,000 surgeries to take place, alongside the delivery of medicines and healthcare equipment to serve 7.45 million people, NBC News reports.
