Following the Russian Federation’s night-time attack on Vyshneve, the authorities announced the opening of evacuation centres for residents wishing to leave the community. Air quality has deteriorated significantly due to large-scale fires.
- Evacuation centres have been set up in Vyshneve following the Russian attack.
- Air quality has deteriorated due to the fires caused by the strikes.
- Residents are urged not to go out unless absolutely necessary.
- Evacuation centres are operating in Vyshneve and Kryukivshchyna.
- It is recommended that you take your documents, medicines, water and essential items with you.
Evacuation points in Vyshneve
After the night Russian attack The authorities of the Vyshneve municipal community have announced the opening of evacuation centres for residents wishing to leave the community temporarily. The evacuation centres are located at the following addresses: Vyshneve – 30 Yevropeiska Street; Kryukivshchyna – 1E Balukova Street. Residents are asked to follow the instructions of rescue workers and local authorities.
Deterioration in air quality
Following the large-scale fires caused by the strikes, Air quality in Vyshneve has deteriorated significantly. Thick smoke and a strong smell of burning are visible over the city. Residents are advised to: keep windows and doors closed; avoid going outside unless absolutely necessary; where possible, use air conditioners or air purifiers in recirculation mode; and keep an eye on official announcements from the local authorities.
Evacuation guidelines
If you are leaving the community, you are advised to take with you the necessary documents, essential medicines, drinking water and essential personal belongings. The emergency services are continuing to deal with the aftermath of the Russian attack and are working around the clock.
