A consultant anaesthetist is nearing the end of his solo row across the Atlantic Ocean.
Leo Krivski, from University Hospital Southampton, has been alone on the water for more than two months, covering 2,356 nautical miles so far, with 328 miles left to reach Barbados.
The journey, which began in Gran Canaria, is raising funds and awareness for medics in Ukraine.
Updates on his progress have been shared via his Facebook account, with supporters eagerly awaiting news of his safe arrival on land.
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A hospital spokesperson said: "We can’t wait to hear he’s safely reached dry land, and to welcome him back to UHS when he returns home."
Mr Krivski, whose journey has been tracked online, has been praised for his resilience and dedication.
A spokesperson added: "Leo, your resilience, humility, and dedication to helping others are truly extraordinary.
"Keep going - we’re all behind you!"
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