Currently, the hospital is assessing the damage and needs for further functioning and rebuilding.

Médecins Sans Frontières support the department of anaesthesiology and intensive care at Okhmatdyt. "Medical materials, catheters, ventilator filters, endotracheal tubes, syringes, and infusion systems were delivered to the hospital. About 100 kilograms of donations in total. We are also in contact with the Ministry of Health and, if necessary, are ready to respond to other requests," says Vlad Bohutsky, MSF pharmacy coordinator in Ukraine.

Vlad mentioned that on the second day after the bombing, he saw many visitors who came to help: "These were doctors, representatives of international organisations, and citizens. I saw the extent of the destruction. Almost all the windows in the intensive care unit, surgery, and operating rooms were broken. The department of chronic and acute intoxications was damaged. Despite the terrible attack, the hospital continues to work and accept young patients."