The 16th evacuation train from Donetsk Oblast arrived in Rivne Oblast
The 16th evacuation train from the Donetsk region arrived in Rivne. It brought 25 people to the region who had left their homes due to safety concerns.
Among the arrivals were people with disabilities and seniors who require special attention and care. Along with their owners, four-legged, furry, loyal friends—cats and a dog—also made this difficult journey.
Police officers, medical personnel, rescue workers, psychologists, and volunteers—all of them helped the evacuees get off the train, carry their belongings, and create a safe space after the long journey.
Going forward, all evacuees will be housed in one of the communities in the Dubno district. The region continues to open its doors and hearts to everyone in need, according to the regional police.
As a reminder, the Verkhovna Rada has increased penalties for fraud committed through call centers.
At the same time, the Rada rejected a bill to increase penalties for fatal traffic accidents.
In addition, the Verkhovna Rada has allowed internally displaced persons from the temporarily occupied territories to purchase housing using vouchers and loans.
Meanwhile, the government is preparing a comprehensive housing policy for Ukrainians affected by the war—Kuleba
