And that was desperately needed, according to Van der Kraan. Everything was discussed: wounded from the war, victims of human trafficking and sexual abuse, cancer patients, people with chronic and psychological conditions, addicts. Van der Kraan finds it unthinkable that such cases will now find their own way. “People who now come to the municipality with medical problems usually end up at a GP or an emergency room. And then it becomes complicated, they have no home address and no BSN. There is an arrangement that basic care is reimbursed, but that will happen.” the necessary administrative hassle. They are sent from pillar to post.”
Ukrainians in need of medical assistance are in trouble after the closure of the HUB Jaarbeurs
