Ruslan Kravchenko: New radiation shelters for 1500 schoolchildren appeared in Kyiv region
Kyiv • UNN
Three modern anti-radiation shelters for educational institutions were installed in Bila Tserkva district. Each shelter is designed for 500 people and equipped with everything necessary for the safe stay of children.
Bila Tserkva district received modern radiation shelters, each of which is designed for 500 people. UNN reports with reference to the post by the head of the Kyiv Regional Military Administration Ruslan Kravchenko.
Details
Three more radiation shelters for educational institutions were built in Kyiv Oblast. They are located in Bila Tserkva district, on the territories of: Fursivsky Lyceum-Gymnasium, Uzyn Lyceum “Obdarovanist”, Uzyn Lyceum “Uspish”.
Each shelter is designed for 500 people and was built at the expense of the Fund for Elimination of the Consequences of Armed Aggression. It is separately noted what exactly was done:
Inclusive accessibility;
Ventilation, sewerage, fire protection, warning and security;
Furniture has been installed;
Food and water storage, bathrooms, locker rooms, and a first aid station.
“We are actively increasing the number of shelters to ensure that children's education is not only of high quality but also as protected as possible. We have a task from the President of Ukraine to provide a full-fledged format of education for children,” said Ruslan Kravchenko, Head of the CRMA.
Recall
Kyiv region received additional subvention from the state budget for the purchase of housing for 22 veterans. Among them are 19 people with disabilities of groups I-II and 3 internally displaced combatants.
