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Mariupol hospital strike on Wednesday killed three, says city council

An airstrike on a hospital in Mariupol yesterday killed three people, including a child, the city council said today.
The attack wounded 17 people in the besieged port city, including women waiting to give birth, doctors and children.

Bombs also fell on two other hospitals yesterday.

The World Health Organization said that since the invasion started two weeks ago it had confirmed 18 attacks on medical facilities.
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