water, went to the neighbour s well, and the neighbour was killed trying to draw water from that well along with his whole family. we have young one young member of staff who has reached as in the vivre. she has been with her brother desperately trying to find news of her parents. and discovered that there was to be a convoy leaving mariupol. just by sheer coincidence, her parents saw a man across the street with a telephone, to see if you would make a call for them. she was able to move to this location and join this convoy and now her parents have escaped mariupol. her grandparents are still in mariupol. she has managed to save
but they are already in the midst of it, and we are bringing supplies. and a third group which is like here in the vivre, where there have been a few attacks, but hundred and 50 wounded with the missile attacks close to the border here. but generally they have been spared the worst of it and they are not close to the front line, but here is while there are problems in terms of supply running short. central warehouses no longer able to provide them with what they need. so it is a complex picture, the cracks are getting bigger throughout the country on the health care side. that country on the health care side. at the moment, are you able to fill the gaps with things like using other forms of transport like trains to get goods around the country? and if you are, how long do you think you will be able to keep that going? yeah, i wouldn t stay there that we are filling the gaps, but we are trying in some of the more critical areas. in mariupol, we cannot get
aircraft that was produced in ukraine and it s called dream. now you can see posters all across ukraine saying you, russian occupiers, destroyed our dream. but we are ready and we will build the new dream, more powerful and more beautiful. that s the end of the war for ukrainians. safety in poland are other countries is only safety in poland are other countries is only about 45 miles away, a very short is only about 45 miles away, a very short train is only about 45 miles away, a very short trainjourney, a is only about 45 miles away, a very short train journey, a two is only about 45 miles away, a very short trainjourney, a two hour drive short trainjourney, a two hour drive. those are the people who have decided drive. those are the people who have decided to drive. those are the people who have decided to leave for their own safety decided to leave for their own safety. 0thers decided to leave for their own safety. others here in the vivre have safety. others here in
the macro local authorities, they say they really need the help of international organisations like red cross and other aid organisations. people are really coping with all challenges, they receive everybody that comes here fully in other parts of the country. but for the moment we have to acknowledge that the vivre and western ukraine are working at maximum. in weeks this city might run out of resources. that is why the shipping from humanitarian aid from poland to lviv, that is why it is so important. lviv, that is why it is so important- lviv, that is why it is so im ortant. ., ., important. in the time that i have been here important. in the time that i have been here in important. in the time that i have been here in lviv, important. in the time that i have been here in lviv, i important. in the time that i have been here in lviv, i have - important. in the time that i have been here in lviv, i have been - been here in lviv, i have been struck by how much people want to
10 million people have now fled their homes in ukraine since the start of the conflict. the worst of fighting remains around the beseiged city of mariupol where russia have been accussed of bombing a school where around 400 people were sheltering. there s no word yet on casualties. for the latest, let s cross to james reynolds in lviv. good evening from the vivre in western ukraine which has, for the day, remained reasonably calm, people have been able to go out for a walk, some have gone to church, others and spend the day on their phones messaging brothers, fathers, husbands who are trapped in other parts of the country. even elderly grandparents who haven t been able to leave battle torn areas. when you speak to some people here, they say they want more help of the world,