Surgeons work by flashlight as Russia hits Ukraine’s power grid
Last week, the Kyiv Heart Institute posted on its Facebook page a video of surgeons operating on a child's heart with only light coming from headlights and a battery-powered flashlight.“Rejoice, Russians, a child is on the table and during an operation the lights went out completely,” Dr. Boris Todurov, director of the institute in the capital, said in the video. “Now we will start the generator; unfortunately, it will take a few minutes.”The attacks have also affected hospitals and outpatient clinics in southeastern Ukraine. The WHO said in a statement last week that it had verified at least 703 attacks…
