Priyanka Chopra gets emotional after meeting Ukrainian refugee women, children.

 Tuesday 02 August 2022


UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Priyanka Chopra shared a video on her Instagram account from her time in Poland where she met with Ukrainian refugee women and children.

In the video, Priyanka was seen playing with Ukrainian children. She has also got some handmade dolls named after her. The Baywatch actor got emotional after hearing about a woman's family member who couldn't join him in Poland.

Sharing details of the world's biggest human displacement crisis, Priyanka uploaded a video on her Instagram with the caption, "There are hidden wounds of war that we don't usually see in the news. Yet , they were so clear. I was in Warsaw today as the start of day 1 of my @unicef ​​mission. 2/3 of children from Ukraine are displaced (internally and externally). This huge number is such a huge number. The devastating reality of the war is where 90% of people are crossing the border. At the border are women and children. 70% of those who fled, crossed the border into Poland, and to make the transition as easy as possible. For this, large reception centers have been set up with the support of the government."

"@unicef ​​has responded to this emergency by establishing Blue Dot Centers in 11 locations in Poland and 37 locations across the region with refugees. Blue Dot Centers play a vital role," he added. , and are in many ways a rare safe haven for women and especially children. They offer so much….access to important, relevant information, mental health support, allowing mother and child much-needed privacy. Providing areas to give, and playgrounds, which are so important for children coming from conflict situations to feel a sense of normalcy. This includes mainly Ukrainians with many He himself has escaped from the war.

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