Kyiv Faces Growing Risk of a Water Crisis This Winter
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Kyiv faces growing risk of a water crisis this winter
As regular Russian strikes on energy facilities leave parts of Kyiv without running water, fears are mounting that further power outages could spark a serious humanitarian and public health crisis in a city whose water and sewage system depends entirely on electricity. Kyiv’s water system is one of the city’s biggest power consumers, requiring huge amounts of electricity to draw water from the Dnipro river and pump around 700 million liters of c…
This year, Ukraine will have to go through difficult tests, because Russia is again trying to leave us without heat, light and water. 🥶 Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky reported the escalation of attacks on critical infrastructure, urging citizens to prepare for a severe winter. 🔦 The government team makes every effort to minimize the consequences of these terrorist acts!
The Prime Minister announced the need to speed up the restoration of damaged power facilities, the construction of distributed generation and the connection of new capacities.
The troops of the aggressor country Russia intensified attacks on Kiev's water supply facilities, so it is worth preparing for “difficult domestic circumstances” this winter. This was stated by Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky in an interview with BBC News Ukraine, which was published on Monday, October 19.
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