Water service has been restored in Kyiv following the Russian attack
In Kyiv, water service on the capital’s left bank was partially suspended during the Russian shelling. Water pressure in the network was also reduced in some areas of the right bank. Currently, water service in Kyiv is operating at full capacity.
According to the utility company, the shelling caused a partial suspension of water service on the left bank of Kyiv, and water pressure was reduced in certain areas on the right bank.
“Due to the shelling, the water supply on the left bank was partially suspended and water pressure was reduced in some areas on the right bank. Specialists quickly restored the facilities and service,” the statement said.
Currently, as noted by the press service, the capital’s water supply is operating at full capacity.
“At present, the capital’s water supply is operating at full capacity, and all of the company’s facilities are in working order,” the company reported.
Specialists continue to monitor the operation of the capital’s water supply facilities.
This was reported by the company’s press service.
On the night of September 17, Russia launched a massive ballistic missile attack on Kyiv. The strikes caused destruction, casualties, and problems with the water supply.
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