Water supply restored in Kyiv after Russian strike on infrastructure facility
Kyiv fully restored water supply and sewage service on Oct. 31, after a Russian strike on a critical infrastructure facility on the evening of Oct. 30, according to Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko.
Kyiv has fully restored its water supply and sewage service following a Russian strike on a critical infrastructure facility on October 30, according to Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko. The city's water and sewage systems are now operating normally, with Klitschko reporting that energy workers and utility crews worked all night to restore the infrastructure after the facility was hit three times.
The disruptions had previously left parts of the city without water and reduced water pressure in other areas, including the left bank and districts such as Pecherskyi, Solomyanskyi, and Holosiyivskyi.
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