In Kyiv, rescuers worked all night at two locations after the russian attack, work continues in one district
Kyiv • UNN
Rescuers worked all night in Kyiv after the Russian strike on July 6. In total, 19 people died, 58 were injured, including 7 children.
In Kyiv, rescuers continued search and rescue operations throughout the night at two locations after another massive strike by the Russian Federation on the night of July 6. Operations in the Darnytskyi district have been completed, while in the Podilskyi district they are still ongoing, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine reported on Tuesday, showing the progress of the work, writes UNN.
Search and rescue operations continued all night in the capital after the Russian strike on the night of July 6, which resulted in a total of 19 people dead and 58 injured, including 7 children
According to the State Emergency Service:
- in the Podilskyi district, 8 people died. Operations are ongoing;
- in the Darnytskyi district, search and rescue operations have been completed, with 11 people dead. 300 cubic meters of building structures and debris have been dismantled and removed. Psychologists from the State Emergency Service provided assistance to 77 people. 183 rescuers and 99 units of State Emergency Service equipment were involved in the response at this location. Emergency restoration work continues here.
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