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"...A 57-year-old woman, the last resident of the border village of Tokarivka Druha, was killed in a Russian FPV drone attack in Kharkiv Oblast on 8 July.

Source: Viacheslav Zadorenko, Head of Derhachi City Military Administration

Details: Zadorenko reported that a Russian FPV drone attacked a civilian woman walking along the road between the villages of Prudianka and Tsupivka after 18:00.

The 57-year-old resident of Tokarivka Druha sustained multiple shrapnel wounds. She was taken to Derhachi Central Hospital, but died from her injuries despite medics' efforts to save her life.

Quote: "The woman who died was an employee of Derhachi Central Hospital and the last remaining resident of the village of Tokarivka Druha, located in the ten-kilometre border zone.

Sincere condolences to the family, loved ones and colleagues of the deceased."

Details: Zadorenko also urged residents of border areas to evacuate, stressing that doing so will help save lives..."

Fit to be tied.
  Unable to use Messenger on Facebook which used everyday.
I rarely post anything. I may send Birthday greeting.

Got message Restricted from sending messages until you verify identity from your mobile device

So I contact Meta virtual whatever assistant. Look I don't have a mobile device. I have flip phone without internet. I only use PC. And it says need to upload government ID(I have no way to upload anything, I just have keyboard and mouse.
  So I go into account. Says looks good, no restrictions on account, thanks for following rules make Facebook safe for everybody. Okay so I go to messages and get same message must upload messenger from your mobile device.
I logged out and back in. No help
I changed password. No help.
I've had account for like 18 years. I guess not going to be able to use it to messages friends, relatives

It doesn't matter.  You don't get bus service to private schools almost anywhere.  So, you still need someone who can take your kids to school and back home.  Lower income people and a lot of average middle class people don't have that option.  They are pretty much stuck sending their kids to public schools.  The money for these vouchers is robbed from public schools, in a lot of instances, and given to well off people who weren't gonna be sending their kids to public school, regardless of the existence of vouchers or not.

Historically, school districts didn't punish public schools for people in that distract that chose to send their kids to private school.  Now they get less money.  Even before that and having less money, if anything they could have done with more money, especially schools in lower income areas.

The private schools here have their own buses. What it costs to send a kid to private school here is the same as a semester of college..

"...A 57-year-old woman, the last resident of the border village of Tokarivka Druha, was killed in a Russian FPV drone attack in Kharkiv Oblast on 8 July.

Source: Viacheslav Zadorenko, Head of Derhachi City Military Administration

Details: Zadorenko reported that a Russian FPV drone attacked a civilian woman walking along the road between the villages of Prudianka and Tsupivka after 18:00.

The 57-year-old resident of Tokarivka Druha sustained multiple shrapnel wounds. She was taken to Derhachi Central Hospital, but died from her injuries despite medics' efforts to save her life.

Quote: "The woman who died was an employee of Derhachi Central Hospital and the last remaining resident of the village of Tokarivka Druha, located in the ten-kilometre border zone.

Sincere condolences to the family, loved ones and colleagues of the deceased."

Details: Zadorenko also urged residents of border areas to evacuate, stressing that doing so will help save lives..."

Ukraine attacks oil infrastructure... Russia attacks various civilians... Wonder how that will work out in the long run...😂

FDA reports recall of more than 2.5 million prescription eye drop bottles

https://www.consumeraffairs.com/news/fda-reports-recall-of-more-than-25-million-prescription-eye-drop-bottles-071026.html