TNMU Volunteer Centre Received Fabrics for Military First Aid Kits for Ukrainian Army

On March 30, 2022, TNMU Volunteer Centre received 210 metres of special fabric from Ivan Kalaur, People’s Deputy of Ukraine,  for sewing military first aid kits. Approximately 700 medical kits will be sewn from this fabric. The first 200 first aid kits have already been handed over to our soldiers.

It is extremely important for Ukrainian defenders to have a fully equipped tactical first aid kits in order to save their health and life in time.

TNMU Volunteer Centre manufactures such first-aid kits on its own and fills them with medicines, medical supplies and other products (sterile gauze bandage – 1 piece, elastic bandage – 1 piece, non-sterile bandage – 1 piece, individual dressing package – 1 piece, adhesive plaster  – 1 piece, tissue-based haemostatic agent – 1 piece, non-sterile medical examination gloves, mechanical haemostatic agent – 1 piece, clothing and footwear cutter – 1 piece (non-traumatic scissors), thermal blanket – 1 piece, “Pill pack” (antibiotic, NSAID, non-narcotic analgesic), marker pen for information application) in accordance with the Order of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine.

TNMU administration and staff express their sincere appreciation to People’s Deputy of Ukraine Ivan Kalaur for the donated fabric.

TNMU Press Secretary Yanina Chaikivska.

Photographs by Mykola Vasylechko.