The two other children who were supposed to come to Utrecht today, must first recover before they can make the journey. “We found it – just like everyone else – horrible when we heard about the rocket attack, but we also knew immediately that we had to take action. Because continuity is so important, especially in the treatment of childhood cancer: there can be no big gaps,” says Rob Pieters, pediatric oncologist at the Princess Máxima Center to RTL Nieuws.
4 children with cancer from bombed Kyiv hospital to Princess Máxima Center
