As April began, the official number of coronavirus cases in Ukraine continued to rise slowly but surely. While several significant clusters have been identified, the overall outbreak has yet to mirror the scale of the crisis witnessed elsewhere in Europe. Nevertheless, forecasts for Ukraine remain grim, with many believing that a chronic lack of testing and widespread misdiagnosis of patients are combining to mask the true extent of the epidemic in the country.
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Volodymyr Dubovyk: Ukraine lacks leadership as coronavirus crisis escalates
A laboratory technician analyses samples looking into patients' DNA to see whether they are infected with COVID-19 in the Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics in Kyiv on April 2, 2020.
