Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish prime minister, has said that Poland is ready to provide hospital treatment to at least 10,000 injured Ukrainian soldiers.
The EU has transferred 47 Ukrainian hospital patients from Poland to facilities in other European countries as part of a programme to relieve the healthcare systems of the countries neighbouring Ukraine.
The Polish health minister has said that Poland, along with ten other EU countries, has called on the European Commission to create a special fund to finance health services for Ukrainian war refugees.
Poland's health minister has estimated the cost of providing complete healthcare to one million Ukrainian war refugees at PLN 300 million (EUR 65 mln) per month.
Poland would like EUR 2.2 billion from the European Union to cover the cost of sheltering and caring for each Ukrainian refugee, a deputy interior minister has said.
Poland's health minister has called for a separate EU fund for the healthcare needs of Ukrainian refugees.
Adam Niedzielski, the health minister, has argued for pan-European healthcare services for Ukrainian refugees and treatment cost refunds by the EU.
Almost 2,000 Ukrainian nationals are currently receiving medical care through the Polish health system, a deputy health minister said on Monday.
Registration for Ukrainian refugees in Poland who want to obtain a PESEL national identification number and remain in the country will start on Wednesday March 16, a deputy interior minister announced on Saturday.
Poland’s anti-monopoly office, UOKiK, has opened an investigation into tenders for the supply and implementation of IT services used by the national health service, the organisation confirmed on Wednesday.
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