Lviv
On November 13, it will be cloudy with precipitation in Ukraine, with sleet possible in the west. The air temperature will range from 0 to +10°C, with the warmest temperatures in the south of the country.
The MHP-Hromada Charitable Foundation has allocated grants of up to UAH 400 thousand to create adaptive sports clubs in 13 regions of Ukraine. The project will help veterans and people with disabilities return to active life through sports.
The former director of the Ministry of Defense department was informed of suspicion of abuse of office. He groundlessly reduced the fine from 98 million to 4.5 million UAH for overdue contracts for the supply of military clothing.
Dmytro Lubinets said he was ready to submit information to the URPTI about officials who do not fulfill his demands. The Ombudsman sent submissions to the Lviv and Ternopil RMAs regarding violations in children's institutions.
Dmytro Lubinets stated that the authorities did not understand the systemic problems in the Lviv RMA orphanage. The Ombudsman documented facts of violence and violations of children's rights, despite denials from the RMA management.
The SBI served a notice of suspicion to a high-ranking official of the Lviv City State Medical Examination Commission for false declaration. The official did not indicate two luxury cars made in 2023, registered to her relatives.
The weather in Ukraine today is cool with a temperature of +7. ..+9°C, mostly without precipitation. Light rains are possible only in the south of the country, particularly in Odesa and Simferopol.
“Horodenko's Probiy leads the Ukrainian Second League and reached the 1/8 finals of the Ukrainian Cup in its debut professional season. The team won 8 league matches and won three cup games.
Partly cloudy weather is forecast in Ukraine, with light rains possible in the east. The air temperature will range from +6 to +14°C, with the warmest temperature in Odesa.
Several airlines are ready to resume flights in January 2025. To launch flights, insurance and reliable airspace protection are required; the cost of insuring one Boeing is $750 million.
During the fifth week of the epidemic season, 110,944 people fell ill with ARVI, including 64,997 children. The incidence rate is 307.9 per 100,000 people, which is 36.3% below the epidemic threshold.
In Lviv, a unique surgery was performed on a 6-year-old girl with Wilkie syndrome who had lost 4 kg due to her inability to eat. Thanks to a robot surgeon, doctors created a workaround for food, which saved the child's life.
A 27-year-old drunk man sustained an arm injury as a result of a training grenade explosion in his apartment. His wife and child, who were sleeping in the next room, were not injured.
The President of Ukraine met with railroad workers and presented them with state awards on Railroader's Day. He emphasized the important role of Ukrzaliznytsia in the country's defense and economy.
Recommendations for preparing for the Ukrainian history test within the framework of NMT-2025 have been published. The test will contain 30 tasks for 60 minutes and will cover the entire course of history from ancient times.
The UNBROKEN Center restored the face of veteran Volodymyr Kirsanov, who could not eat due to a mine-blast injury. After complex reconstructive surgery, the fighter gained weight and returned to work as a driver.
The first case of influenza A H1N1 of this epidemic season has been reported in Lviv region. According to the Central Public Health Center, 476,738 people fell ill with SARS from September to October, which is 13.8% less than last year.
In the village of Zabolottsi, a fire broke out in a residential building due to a malfunctioning stove. The girl suffered burns to her legs, but at first she hid it from her mother because she was scared.
Ukrtransbezpeka disconnected 223 carriers from the Shlyakh system due to illegal travel abroad by persons liable for military service. Since the beginning of 2024, more than 2,000 offenses related to illegal border crossing have been detected.
Three fraudsters defrauded more than 20 investors of UAH 14 million by selling apartments without documents. The criminals collected share contributions to the account of a fictitious developer and disappeared with the money.
Lviv residents lit candles on the graves of fallen heroes on the eve of All Saints' Day. Mayor Andriy Sadovyi noted that the light of the lamps symbolizes the unquenchable memory and love for the defenders.
Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets found violations of children's rights in the Lviv RMA shelter, where minors are illegally held in isolation. The institution also operates without a medical license and violates the terms of children's stay.
In the Ternopil region, 8 children and one adult were poisoned by wild mushrooms. The victims were hospitalized in serious condition in various medical facilities, including Okhmatdyt and Lviv hospitals.
Russian troops conducted 104 attacks in various frontline areas, most of them in the Kupyansk and Kurakhove sectors. The enemy is actively using aviation and suffering significant losses in manpower.
In Kalush district, rescuers found a lost woman and discovered the body of a man in the forest. The SES provided important tips for mushroom pickers on how to stay safely in the forest.
Grigol Katamadze, appointed Deputy Head of the ARMA for European Integration, inspects assets in the regions instead of international cooperation. Experts question the effectiveness of this use of administrative resources.
In Lviv Oblast, only 61. 8% of children under 1 year of age have been vaccinated against pertussis, diphtheria, and tetanus. In 10 communities, the vaccination rate is critically low, ranging from 18.6% to 55.2%.
A total of 22,763 Ukrainians applied to recruitment centers, 81% of whom were men. About 5,600 candidates are currently undergoing the preparatory stage before joining the Defense Forces.
Bolt and Uklon taxi drivers will be able to legally operate in Lviv during the curfew. The decision was made due to the large number of night trains and the need to transport passengers to their destinations.
BBC Ukraine has published the long lists of the Book of the Year 2024 awards in three nominations. The lists include 40 titles selected by the jury from among 154 books, and the winners will receive £1000 each.