In Lutsk, 9 people with general hypothermia and frostbite were admitted to the Burn Center. As reported in the Medical Statistics of the Lutsk "ambulance" station, during the period from January 19 to 21, "ambulance" doctors twice delivered frostbite victims to Lutsk City Clinical Hospital No. 2. In both cases, while in a state of alcohol intoxication, the men received general hypothermia of the body and frostbite of the fingers. \n \nDuring the period of worsening weather conditions, many people sought help at the trauma center of Lutsk City Hospital No. 2. Most often, the victims had frostbitten earlobes and fingers. Those whose frostbite was minor were given assistance and sent home. However, as the head of the Burn Center reported, during the bad weather period, 9 people were admitted to them for treatment with hypothermia and frostbite. Currently, five are being treated as inpatients, and four have already been discharged from the hospital. \n \nOn January 23, two people were admitted to the Center with general hypothermia and frostbitten fingers. \n \nAt the same time, in Kivertsi, during the first frosty days, a woman died from hypothermia, and her 5-year-old boy with general hypothermia and frostbitten ears was admitted to the local hospital. The 28-year-old resident of Kivertsi that day went with her 5-year-old child to visit someone, and was returning home in the evening. \n \nWhile crossing the railway tracks, she tripped and fell. In the morning, a boy living in one of the houses near that place, going outside, heard someone whimpering: "Mommy, get up." He called for help, but the woman, incidentally from a respectable family, was already dead. The boy was taken to Kivertsi Hospital with general hypothermia and frostbitten ears. In addition, in Ivanychi, a person also died during this cold spell; it is assumed that they also froze to death. \n