Kramatorsk expands zone of mandatory evacuation of children
Authorities in the city of Kramatorsk in Donetsk Oblast have expanded the zone where children are to be evacuated by compulsion, regional military governor Vadym Filashkin reported on Oct. 11.
On October 11, authorities in Kramatorsk, the city in Donetsk Oblast, announced an expansion of the mandatory evacuation zone for children, as reported by regional military governor Vadym Filashkin. Filashkin emphasized that the evacuation would involve children escorted by their parents, legal representatives, or individuals authorized to act on their behalf.
Various local organizations, including military administrations, police, rescuers, and child services agencies, have been mobilized to execute the evacuation plan. According to Filashkin, every step of the process, from departure to arrival at a secure location and subsequent placement, will be supervised to ensure the safety of the children. The primary objective, he stated, is to prevent further losses among children.
On October 8, Kramatorsk witnessed a devastating Russian attack, resulting in the deaths of 30 individuals. The assault targeted a public transportation hub and scheduled buses, leaving 30 people dead, including victims of a drone strike on a civilian car in the city's central area. Additionally, Russian forces killed three more individuals in the neighboring settlement of Bilenke in the same day.
The Kramatorsk City Council reported these tragic events. Due to the continuous Russian strikes, public transportation in Kramatorsk and Slovyansk has been completely suspended.
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