The prosecutor's office demands that the HOA repair the Kuznetsov income house built in 1897. The architectural monument is in an unsatisfactory condition.
Private carriers will increase the minimum evacuation tariff to 1,680 hryvnias due to fuel prices. This decision will only affect gross violators of the rules.
Due to metro construction in Vynohradar, traffic restrictions have been extended. Public transport will operate according to temporary schemes.
The flowering season has begun in Natalka Park and on Verkhovna Rada Boulevard. The beauty will last for about two weeks in various districts of the capital.
Kyiv authorities and law enforcement do not confirm information about explosions on the left bank. No reports from city residents have been received on the 101 line either.
The seasonal speed limit increase will not be introduced in the capital due to the condition of roads and accident statistics. A limit of 50 km/h will remain in effect on all sections.
The capital is stopping the supply of heat to residential buildings to save money for Kyiv residents. Social institutions will be disconnected only upon individual requests from their heads.
A 3000 square meter warehouse is on fire in the Kyiv region. Residents of Desnianskyi, Dniprovskyi, Obolonskyi, and Podilskyi districts are advised to close their windows.
On the left bank of the capital, there were power and water outages due to a technical accident. Energy workers have already started repair work to restore services.
The government will finance the purchase of batteries and generators for elevators and systems in Kyiv's buildings. The Kyiv City State Administration must form a list of objects within 30 days.
Over 11,000 people fell ill in the capital, and three deaths due to flu complications were registered. More than half of those hospitalized are children.
Due to power outages after the missile attack, trolleybus traffic is restricted in several districts. Temporary bus routes have been launched for passengers.
Scandalous Lithuanian company continues to feed Kyiv schoolchildren - media.
A series of art and cultural events will take place in Kyiv's museums, theaters, and libraries. Planned events include art therapy for people with disabilities, performances, master classes, and excursions.
Kyiv Metro explained the appearance of wet spots at stations during snowmelt or rain by the influence of groundwater. This is a common phenomenon for underground structures that does not affect the safety of train movement.
Spring break in Kyiv schools will last from March 23 to March 29. During the break, knowledge clubs, compensatory classes, and educational events will be organized for schoolchildren.
Kyiv city authorities are working on legal mechanisms to regulate the status of the Ferris wheel on Kontraktova Square. This will allow the object to be brought into compliance with legislative requirements and safety standards.
At the "Lukianivska" metro station, a phased replacement of entrance doors is underway. On March 4, repairs to exit No. 1 towards Yurii Illienko Street will begin; the station will operate without changes.
The Kyiv City State Administration has refuted information about new rules for crossing the Paton Bridge. The KMDA has not prepared or published such materials.
From February 26, electric transport on the right bank of Kyiv will gradually resume operation. This became possible due to the improvement of the situation in the energy system and the increase in electricity supply limits.
Law enforcement officers are conducting searches at the premises of "Kyivavtodor" on February 24. The investigative actions concern the procurement of materials for winter road maintenance in 2024-2025.
Maidan Nezalezhnosti metro station has resumed normal operation. This happened after temporary restrictions related to events marking the anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion.
On February 24, temporary traffic restrictions and changes in public transport operation will be in effect in Kyiv. This is due to security measures involving foreign delegations and events marking the anniversary of the invasion.
To preserve the educational process after massive Russian attacks that left a number of schools without heating, two mechanisms were introduced in Kyiv – distance learning and "educational migration. "
Documents are being seized at the Department of Economics and Investments of the Kyiv City State Administration. This is related to an audit by the State Audit Service regarding developers' evasion of shared participation payments.
In Kyiv, educational institutions in 5 districts are temporarily merged to continue in-person learning. This decision was made after the massive attack on February 12, which left 315 buildings without heating, including 163 kindergartens and 141 schools.
In Kyiv, 12 officials of utility companies received suspicions as part of investigations related to winter road maintenance. This is happening against the backdrop of a personnel shortage due to mobilization and work in difficult conditions.
The SBU conducted searches at the main office of "Kyivteploenergo" on February 12 and 13, seizing technical documentation. This happened after a massive attack that left part of the capital without heat, and blocked restoration processes.
The Kyiv City State Administration urged residents of the capital to check and replenish their supplies of drinking and technical water due to possible enemy shelling. The recommended norm per person is: 3 liters of drinking water and 10–12 liters of technical water.
In Kyiv, the danger of snow falling and icicles falling from roofs is increasing. The State Emergency Service urges residents to be careful and follow safety rules.
