GMB’s Dr Amir Khan travels to Poland to see medical problems facing Ukraine refugees

OHMYGOSSIP — Dr Amir Khan has travelled to Poland to see the medical problems facing the newly-displaced refugees from Ukraine.
The doctor, who often appears on ‘Good Morning Britain’, has told how medics are “working around the clock” in the country to help the 6,000 refugees a day who are fleeing Ukraine following Russia’s invasion.
Speaking on ‘GMB’ via Poland, he said: “The scale of it, unless you’ve been here, is hard to imagine. There’s 6,000 people coming through here every single day from Ukraine.
“Their immediate needs are being met – food, water, shelter, safety – then we open up the health needs.
“Many of them have been travelling for days, they’ve been on packed buses, viruses, diarrhoea, infestations like scabies and lice are common – all of these are being treated by the medics.
“There’s lots of chest infections, people with chronic diseases need their medication. The medics are working round the clock here.”
Dr Khan has called for other nations to do more to help Ukraine.
He added: “We can’t just rely on the countries that border Ukraine – it has to go wider.”
This comes after ‘GMB’ guest host Robert Rinder recently headed to Poland to bring 52 Ukrainian children to the UK.
He wrote on Instagram this week: “They are here. 52 orphaned Ukrainian children are checked in, onboard, and now ready to fly to a safe haven in the UK.
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‘Good Morning Britain’ airs weekdays from 6am on ITV and ITV Hub.

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