From February 3 to 5, traffic on Naberezhne Shosse will be partially restricted in the Pecherskyi district of Kyiv. From 8:00 to 20:00, road workers will carry out emergency pothole repairs on the section from Paton Bridge to Poshtova Square in both direc
Цими вихідними, 31 січня та 1 лютого, у Києві змінять рух автобусів №№ 2, 31, 101, 110 і 112 у зв’язку з проведенням продовольчих ярмарків на кількох вулицях столиці. Про зміни повідомили у КП «Київпастранс».
On Friday, January 30, traffic will be partially restricted on the overpass of the railway-road bridge crossing over the Dnipro River in Kyiv. The restrictions will be in effect during the daytime in the direction of the Paton Bridge.
Russian troops have struck in the Kyiv region. A man and a woman were killed in the Buchansky district, and four more people were injured, including a 4-year-old child. Police have opened a war crime investigation.
Fog with visibility of 200–500 meters, ice, and slippery roads are expected in Kyiv on Wednesday, January 28. Forecasters have declared a level I danger level and are urging drivers and pedestrians to be as careful as possible.
From January 28 to February 6, traffic on Volodymyrska Street in the Shevchenkivskyi district of Kyiv will be partially restricted. The reason is repair work to eliminate subsidence in the road surface on the roadway.
Ice and slush on the roads are expected in Kyiv on Tuesday, January 27. Forecasters have declared a level 1 (yellow) danger level and are urging Kyiv residents to be careful, use public transport whenever possible, and follow advice during bad weather.
On the night of January 24, Kyiv was subjected to a massive enemy attack. The strikes damaged critical infrastructure, left almost 6,000 homes without heating. Fires, destruction, and civilian casualties were recorded.
In Kyiv, several bus routes will be rerouted on January 24 and 25 due to food fairs. The restrictions will affect Liskovska, Akademika Shalimov, Tatarskaya, Ihor Yukhnovskyi Streets, and Ambrosia Buchma Boulevard.
In Kyiv, heat will begin to be supplied to buildings that were twice left without power due to shelling on January 9 and 20 tonight. According to Mayor Vitali Klitschko, this affects 3,260 buildings, and full restoration of heat will take up to two days.
Kyiv has a network of over 170 pump rooms providing residents with emergency water. Of these, 154 are connected to generators and serve as temporary water sources.
Due to the challenging energy situation following the enemy shelling, Kyiv's metro service has been temporarily disrupted. Trains are operating with restrictions on the red and green lines, and some stations are temporarily closed.
On the night of January 20, Kyiv was hit by an enemy attack. In the Dniprovskyi district, buildings were damaged and one person was injured. On the left bank, power, water, and heat outages were reported. Utility and emergency services continue to operate
The capital will host agricultural food fairs with an expanded list of locations in different areas of the city from January 21 to 25. Organizers urge people to take care of their safety and take shelter during an air raid alert.
Food and agricultural fairs continue in Kyiv this week. The trade will take place in several districts of the capital on different days. Residents are asked to observe safety regulations and seek shelter during air raid warnings.
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