255 houses organized in Kyiv as a result

In Kyiv, as a result of a Russian air attack on the night of August 28, 225 residential buildings were damaged on August 28.

Along with non -residential buildings, garages, courtyards and public buildings – in all parts of the capital, they are damaged. The head of the KMVA Timur Tkachenko reported this in his telegram.

The areas reported that more than 5400 (!) Windows and window blocks have already been calculated. Almost 4 thousand are in the Zhlosivsky area, ”he said.

Almost 800 people, 162 units of equipment were involved in eliminating the consequences during the day. SES, together with communal enterprises, were removed from the damage sections of more than 2 thousand 60 cubes of garbage and garbage.

Now our services are focused on helping people. During the day, the headquarters in Darnitsky, Zlosivsky, Dniprovsky were deployed. According to Tkachenko, people also turned in the districts of the Desnian and a straw.

According to him, 548 applications were received for payment of 10 thousand dollars. Another 13 victims were filed for payment of 40 thousand (+20 thousand per month).

These are the inhabitants of Kyiv, whose housing is currently not suitable for life. 23 families are required together, all options are offered, there is a fund for this, ”he said.

Currently, the 21 victim confirms that in the main place in the Darnitsky area, search and rescue work continues, which will continue all night.

There are people with whom there is no connection from the moment of attack. Therefore, unfortunately, the number of confirmed dead will increase. It is already known about 4 dead children, the smallest is only two years old, ”added Tkachenko.

The work of rescuers in most places is completed.

Source: Racurs

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