In Lviv, five people hospitalized after a missile attack, public transport routes changed
Kyiv • UNN
Five people hospitalized after a missile strike on Lviv. Due to the closure of Paton Street, bus and trolleybus routes have been changed.
The number of casualties in Lviv as a result of the Russian missile attack has reached five people, all of whom require hospitalization. This was reported by the mayor Andriy Sadovyi, writes UNN.
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According to the mayor, the city is continuing to eliminate the consequences of the strike and conduct a rescue operation.
As of now, five casualties in Lviv are known to require hospitalization
Earlier, the mayor informed that the attack caused fires in residential buildings on Paton and Vyhovskyi streets. According to preliminary information, people may be under the rubble of one of the buildings.
Due to the closure of Paton Street, transport routes have been changed
In connection with the elimination of the consequences of the strike, Paton Street has been closed to traffic.
As Sadovyi reported, buses in both directions are temporarily running through Horodotska Street to Motozavod, and then along Vyhovskyi Street.
In addition, trolleybuses No. 23 and No. 30 are temporarily not running.
The city authorities urge residents to take into account temporary changes in traffic and follow official announcements regarding the elimination of the consequences of the Russian strike.