Surgery, with the added stress of war:
Surgeons are conducting operations with sirens sounding every few minutes, sometimes followed by a dull or heavy thud, depending on how close a missile lands.
Patients recovering from surgery or those on ventilators cannot be moved to the hospital’s bomb shelters quickly enough, and medics invariably have to stay with them.
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