Four buses have resumed service across the Paton Bridge in Kyiv

In Kyiv, service has resumed on four bus routes running from the capital’s left bank to the right bank via the Paton Bridge. 

Specifically, bus routes No. 51, No. 55, No. 115, and No. 118-D have resumed service toward Kyiv’s right bank.

The city administration stated:

“Buses Nos. 51, 55, 115, and 118-D have resumed service across the Paton Bridge toward the right bank... Service to the left bank is being routed via the Darnytskyi Bridge.”

At the same time, the municipal enterprise “Kyivpastrans” warned that buses are currently running with schedule deviations.

Thus, bus service between the left and right banks of Kyiv via the Paton Bridge has been partially restored, while service in the opposite direction is being routed via the Darnytsia Bridge.

This was reported by the Kyivpastrans municipal enterprise.

The Kyiv City Express commuter train continues to run between the left and right banks of Kyiv along its full route and according to schedule, despite the nighttime attack on the capital.

In Kyiv’s Darnytskyi district, a 25-story residential building was damaged as a result of the enemy attack. Initial reports indicated that information regarding the casualties was still being verified.

In Kyiv, public transportation has been temporarily restricted on certain bridges due to the aftermath of the nighttime enemy attacks. 

Over the past 24 hours, Russian occupation forces carried out 741 strikes on 51 settlements in the Zaporizhzhia region. 

In Pavlohrad, on the evening of October 1, Russian troops attacked the administrative building of the DTEK coal company. One company employee was injured as a result of the strike.

A fire broke out in Pavlohrad as a result of the Russian attack. The administrative building in the central part of the city caught fire.