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European Commissioner for Crisis Management Janez Lenarčič attending UCPM medical evacuation operation at the airport of Rzeszów, Poland.
This medical evacuation took place on June 10, 2022.
© European Union, 2022 (Photographer: Ramin Mazur)
European Commissioner for Crisis Management Janez Lenarčič attending UCPM medical evacuation operation at the airport of Rzeszów, Poland.
This medical evacuation took place on June 10, 2022.
© European Union, 2022 (Photographer: Ramin Mazur)
European Commissioner for Crisis Management Janez Lenarčič attending UCPM medical evacuation operation at the airport of Rzeszów, Poland.
This medical evacuation took place on June 10, 2022.
© European Union, 2022 (Photographer: Ramin Mazur)
Transferring 40 Ukrainian patients together with their relatives from Poland to Germany, where they will receive specialaised medical treatment.
These medical evacuations are coordinated via the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.
© European Union, 2022
Transferring 40 Ukrainian patients together with their relatives from Poland to Germany, where they will receive specialaised medical treatment.
These medical evacuations are coordinated via the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.
© European Union, 2022
Transferring 40 Ukrainian patients together with their relatives from Poland to Germany, where they will receive specialaised medical treatment.
These medical evacuations are coordinated via the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.
© European Union, 2022
On 13 March, the EU coordinated the first MEDEVAC operation by transferring 3 chronically ill paediatric patients from Poland to Italy. The operation was financially and operationally supported by the EU Civil Protection Mechanism and the EU’s Early Warning and Response System. The operation was carried out by an Italian medical team at the request of and in close cooperation with Poland.
Commissioner for Crisis Management, Janez Lenarčič, gave a statement saying: "We will continue working tirelessly so each Ukrainian refugee receives the medical care they need.”
© Italian Civil Protection
On 13 March, the EU coordinated the first MEDEVAC operation by transferring 3 chronically ill paediatric patients from Poland to Italy. The operation was financially and operationally supported by the EU Civil Protection Mechanism and the EU’s Early Warning and Response System. The operation was carried out by an Italian medical team at the request of and in close cooperation with Poland.
Commissioner for Crisis Management, Janez Lenarčič, gave a statement saying: "We will continue working tirelessly so each Ukrainian refugee receives the medical care they need.”
© Italian Civil Protection
On 13 March, the EU coordinated the first MEDEVAC operation by transferring 3 chronically ill paediatric patients from Poland to Italy. The operation was financially and operationally supported by the EU Civil Protection Mechanism and the EU’s Early Warning and Response System. The operation was carried out by an Italian medical team at the request of and in close cooperation with Poland.
Commissioner for Crisis Management, Janez Lenarčič, gave a statement saying: "We will continue working tirelessly so each Ukrainian refugee receives the medical care they need.”
© Italian Civil Protection
On June 3, a medical evacuation facilitated by the EU transported Ukrainian patients in need of specialized care from Poland to Norway.
In a statement, Commissioner for Crisis Management Janez Lenarčič said: "The EU is working 24/7 to coordinate medical evacuations of Ukrainian patients via its Civil Protection Mechanism. Yet again, the EU showcases its support to the most vulnerable. Together, we are saving lives.”
© European Union, 2022
In March 2022, the EU's first medical evacuation plane entered into service to help transfer Ukrainian patients to receive the medical care they need.
The new medical evacuation plane is part of the rescEU, the common European reserve of resources, and is financed by the EU and is hosted by Norway, a participating state to the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.
© European Union, 2022
On June 3, a medical evacuation facilitated by the EU transported Ukrainian patients in need of specialized care from Poland to Norway.
In a statement on that day, Commissioner for Crisis Management Janez Lenarčič said "The EU is working 24/7 to coordinate medical evacuations of Ukrainian patients via its Civil Protection Mechanism. Yet again, the EU showcases its support to the most vulnerable. Together, we are saving lives.”
© European Union, 2022
On June 3, a medical evacuation facilitated by the EU transported Ukrainian patients in need of specialized care from Poland to Norway.
Doctors were on site to ensure the safe transportation of the ill and vulnerable patients.
© European Union, 2022
On June 3, a medical evacuation facilitated by the EU transported Ukrainian patients in need of specialized care from Poland to Norway.
The plane carried all of the necessary medical equipment to ensure safe passage for the ill patients onboard.
© European Union, 2022
In March 2022, the EU's first medical evacuation plane entered into service to help transfer Ukrainian patients to receive the medical care they need.
The new medical evacuation plane is part of the rescEU, the common European reserve of resources, and is financed by the EU and is hosted by Norway, a participating state to the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.
© European Union, 2022
Thanks to a medical evacuation operation organised by France on May 20, 3 Ukrainian children with cancer and their relatives were transferred from Poland to France.
This medical evacuation operation was coordinated via the EU Civil Protection Mechanism. As of June 3, over 500 Ukrainian patients in need have been evacuated to hospitals in EU countries via the EU's Civil Protection Mechanism.
© European Union, 2022
Thanks to a medical evacuation operation organised by France on May 20, 3 Ukrainian children with cancer and their relatives were transferred from Poland to France.
This medical evacuation operation was coordinated via the EU Civil Protection Mechanism. As of June 3, over 500 Ukrainian patients in need have been evacuated to hospitals in EU countries via the EU's Civil Protection Mechanism.
© European Union, 2022
In March 2022, the EU's first medical evacuation plane entered into service to help transfer Ukrainian patients to receive the medical care they need.
The new medical evacuation plane is part of the rescEU, the common European reserve of resources, and is financed by the EU and is hosted by Norway, a participating state to the EU Civil Protection Mechanism.
© European Union, 2022
On June 3, a medical evacuation facilitated by the EU transported Ukrainian patients in need of specialized care from Poland to Norway.
The plane carried all of the necessary medical equipment to ensure safe passage for the ill patients onboard.
© European Union, 2022
On June 3, a medical evacuation facilitated by the EU transported Ukrainian patients in need of specialized care from Poland to Norway.
In a statement on that day, Commissioner for Crisis Management Janez Lenarčič said "The EU is working 24/7 to coordinate medical evacuations of Ukrainian patients via its Civil Protection Mechanism. Yet again, the EU showcases its support to the most vulnerable. Together, we are saving lives.”
© European Union, 2022