March 9, 20224 yr Nguyen Thi Hong and her husband celebrate the 2022 Lunar New Year in their apartment in Kharkiv, Ukraine. Photo courtesy of Hong Nguyen Thi Hong's family fled Kharkiv on March 2, leaving everything that they've worked for 24 years to accumulate. They only took some clothes and walked out of the apartment where they had lived for 15 years late one night. "The apartment was dark since electricity was cut off. When we walked down the stairways, we also saw other families heading down to flee," Hong, 50, said. Full Story: https://e.vnexpress.net/news/trend/vietnamese-family-spends-60-hours-escaping-ukraine-4436451.html -- © Copyright VN Express 2022-03-09
March 9, 20224 yr Touching story and I was not aware about the border to Slowakia. Many try to get westward to Poland and on to Germany. Berlin main station overwhelmed with refugees. About 13000 yesterday at the main railway station.
March 9, 20224 yr Not the first account stating 'Ukrainians' first onto trains..................have seen other footage showing foreigners treated in a similar manner over the last week or so. An example of Asian medical students trying to excape comes to mind......I guess (as Hong states in the article), the reality of war is very different.......................
March 9, 20224 yr 27 minutes ago, bojo said: Not the first account stating 'Ukrainians' first onto trains..................have seen other footage showing foreigners treated in a similar manner over the last week or so. An example of Asian medical students trying to excape comes to mind......I guess (as Hong states in the article), the reality of war is very different....................... To put your comments into context: Ukranian men under 60 are staying to fight so old men, all women and children are being prioritised. How would you go about it?
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