Kyiv After Shelling: 500 High-Rise Buildings Without Heating and Electricity Shortage
After the shelling in the capital Kyiv, there is a shortage of electricity and heating issues. Currently, about 500 high-rise buildings remain without heat. Repair teams are working around the clock trying to restore the normal functioning of the infrastructure.
Since January 13, scheduled hourly electricity outages are being implemented in all regions of Ukraine. The reason for the introduction of these measures is the consequences of Russian missile and drone attacks on energy facilities, which have significantly complicated the energy situation in the country. In the capital, the movement of all ground electric transport on the Right Bank has been temporarily suspended.
Providing the City with Food
The Mayor of Kyiv, Vitali Klitschko, assured that the city is supplied with food. He also refuted information about the alleged closure of supermarkets of large chains, stating that this information is not true.
'Thank you to the businesses that continue to operate to provide residents of the city with necessary products and goods under emergency conditions.' - Vitali Klitschko
The situation in Kyiv underscores the difficulties faced by Ukrainian infrastructure due to military actions. Restoring heating and electricity supply is critically important for ensuring the well-being of residents, especially in winter. At the same time, actions by local authorities and businesses aimed at supporting the population indicate an effort to maintain stability in the city amid the crisis.