Luhansk region: enemy hit three households in Nevske, cameras will monitor garbage accumulation in occupied Luhansk
Kyiv • UNN
Three households burned down in frontline Nevske due to enemy shelling. In the occupied territories of Luhansk, video cameras are being installed in places of garbage accumulation to monitor garbage disposal.
In Luhansk region, three households burned down in Nevske near the frontline due to enemy shelling, and video cameras are being installed in the occupied territories of Luhansk in places of garbage accumulation "to make people throw less garbage," Luhansk RMA reported on Facebook on Saturday, UNN reports.
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"Russians shelled the villages we de-occupied with cannon and rocket artillery, used drones and aircraft. For example, in Nevske, the occupiers hit the territory of three households, where the surviving premises caught fire and burned down. One house was damaged in Novolyubivka," informed Artem Lysohor, head of Luhansk RMA .
According to the head of the RMA, "our defenders repelled enemy attacks near Stelmakhivka, Hrekivka, Nevske, in Serebryany Forest and Bilohorivka.
"Instead of timely household waste collection in Luhansk, they are installing video cameras in the places of the largest accumulation of garbage. The cameras will be monitored online and the recordings will be reviewed to identify violators who create landfills due to excessive waste accumulation in neighborhoods. The system will operate on the equipment already purchased, so the garbage will remain on the streets. Meanwhile, the specialized vehicles transferred by Russia are not seen on the streets of the occupied cities," the RMA also reported on the situation in the occupied territories.
