A missile strike on Lviv left more than 100 customers without gas
Gas networks in Lviv were damaged as a result of a Russian missile attack. As a result, 120 customers are temporarily without gas service.
Emergency services are already on site and are carrying out the necessary repairs to restore gas service. Experts are also assessing the extent of the damage and determining the timeline for completing the repairs.
“Gas networks were damaged as a result of enemy shelling. To ensure the safety of consumers, the emergency dispatch service promptly arrived at the scene. Gas supply has been temporarily suspended for 120 customers in the damaged apartment buildings,” the statement reads.
It is noted that gas utility workers will carry out all necessary emergency repair work as soon as the situation allows, following the completion of search and rescue operations.
The Lviv branch of “Gazmeret” reported this on Facebook.
Russia attacked Lviv with missiles: residential buildings were on fire in the city, and there are casualties.
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