Svyatoshyn metro station in Kyiv operates as usual after Russian missile attack - KCSA
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Svyatoshyn metro station in Kyiv has resumed operations after a missile attack by Russia. The glass cover was damaged and the exit was restricted, but passenger transportation was ensured. Over 5,300 people took shelter in the subway at night.
The Svyatoshyn metro station in Kyiv is operating normally after a missile attack by Russian troops, the glass cover was damaged, exits were restricted, but passenger transportation is provided, KCSA reported on Monday, UNN reports.
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"Svyatoshyn metro station is operating as usual, passenger transportation is provided. The exit from the underground passage (to Beresteysky Avenue and railway platform No. 3) is temporarily restricted. As a result of the missile attack, the glass cover of the elevator vestibule and the stained glass above the stairs were damaged," KCSA reported on social media.
Overall, on the night of September 2, more than 5,300 people were reportedly sheltering in subway stations, including 686 children.
