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Helping Refugee Women and Children
22:33 - 29:33 (07:00)
Alina, a volunteer, works with refugee women and children mostly in the train station in Zaporizhzhia. They encounter a large number of people at the station on a daily basis.
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The transcript describes a crowded train station in Lviv where refugees, mostly women and children, leave for Poland due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
22:33 - 24:48 (02:15)
Summary
The transcript describes a crowded train station in Lviv where refugees, mostly women and children, leave for Poland due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. A volunteer named Alina Avrimenko is working to help refugees at the train station, and the narrator struggles to move through the crowded waiting area for mothers and children.
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A chaotic scene at a train station is described where people are moving frantically to get on a train to Poland while volunteers are trying to maintain order and prevent panic.
24:48 - 27:43 (02:55)
Summary
A chaotic scene at a train station is described where people are moving frantically to get on a train to Poland while volunteers are trying to maintain order and prevent panic.
ChapterHelping Refugee Women and Children
EpisodeOn the Road With Ukraine’s Refugees: An Update
PodcastThe Daily
The transcript describes the surroundings of a volunteer headquarters in their medicine room where a lot of women are resting and taking care of their babies.
27:43 - 28:56 (01:13)
Summary
The transcript describes the surroundings of a volunteer headquarters in their medicine room where a lot of women are resting and taking care of their babies.
ChapterHelping Refugee Women and Children
EpisodeOn the Road With Ukraine’s Refugees: An Update
PodcastThe Daily
New York Times reporter Sabrina interviews Alena from Zaporizhzhia, who talks about her hometown and her current state of being.
28:56 - 29:33 (00:37)
Summary
New York Times reporter Sabrina interviews Alena from Zaporizhzhia, who talks about her hometown and her current state of being.