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occupationNumber of forced immigrants from Crimea and ATO zone reached 194,400
As of August 28, the number of forced immigrants from the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and anti-terrorist zone amounts to 194,413 people, informed the press service of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
Overall, 194,413 people including 63,527 children, 24,001 disabled persons and elderly people were temporarily placed in other oblasts. 66,182 people including 19,491 children, 6,091 disabled persons and elderly people among them were placed over the last 24 hours,” said the service.
In particular, the number of the forced immigrants from Crimea and Sevastopol amounts to 17,117 people, including 4,781 children, 1,213 disabled persons and elderly people among them.
At that, 177,296 people including 58,746 children, 22,788 disabled persons and elderly people among them were resettled from the ATO zone.
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