More than 500 children are forcibly evacuated from the border of Kharkiv region
Kyiv • UNN
Since the beginning of the war, more than 500 children have been evacuated from the border areas of Kharkiv region. As of August 8, 149 children have been evacuated, and 42 more need to be evacuated from the danger zone.
Since the beginning of Russia's armed aggression, more than 500 children have been forcibly removed from the border of the Kharkiv region to safe places. However, there are still those who need to be evacuated. This was stated during a briefing by Artemiy Konovalov , Head of the Juvenile Prevention Department of the Preventive Activity Department of the Kharkiv Regional Police, UNN reports.
Details
The police of the Kharkiv region emphasize that due to constant hostile shelling from 38 settlements in Bohodukhiv, Izium, Chuhuiv and Kupiansk districts, a mandatory evacuation of children with their parents or other legal representatives was launched in July.
According to Artemiy Konovalov, Head of the Juvenile Prevention Department of the Preventive Activities Department of the Kharkiv Regional Police, as of August 8, 149 children have been evacuated, and 42 more need to be evacuated. In total, since the beginning of the armed aggression of the Russian Federation, more than 500 children have been forcibly evacuated from the border of the Kharkiv region to safe places.
Addendum
Law enforcers remind that if you or your relatives decide to evacuate from the settlements that suffer from constant shelling by the Russian military, please contact the evacuation hotline at 0-800-33-92-91, the police special line 102 or the nearest police station.
Recall
In Sumy district, mandatory evacuation of 23 settlements of 5 communities under fire is underway.
