Remaining residents now face a 'dire' situation, UN Human Rights chief warns.
the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva residents have limited access to basic utilities and services including medical care and "risks of infectious disease, including cholera are being reported" in the Russian-occupied port city.
"The theatre had hundreds of civilians hiding inside with signs clearly marked 'children,' visible from the sky," she added.Many people either no longer have a place to live or live in damaged apartments, often with no windows, electricity, gas and running water," Bachelet said.
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