Restoration of electricity, water, and heating is ongoing in Dnipro following the power outage.
In Dnipro, power, water, and heating are gradually being restored after a major power outage. According to Mayor Boris Filatov, energy workers and utility personnel have been working continuously for a day. Water supply has been restored on the entire left bank and on approximately 80% of the right bank, and the city's infrastructure should be sufficient to restart electric transport in the morning.
In Dnipro, after a prolonged power outage, municipal systems are gradually being restored. According to Dnipro Mayor Boris Filatov, energy workers and utility personnel have been working continuously throughout the day.
According to Filatov, electricity is gradually being restored in different areas of the city, in homes. Water supply has already been restored throughout the left bank. On the right bank, it is approximately 80%. In critical areas, water trucks were used to supply residents. The mayor also reported that a water surge occurred at one of the water intakes, which has now been resolved.
According to Filatov, the heating situation is more complicated, but it is also gradually being restored. The mayor expressed hope that the city's heating capacity will be sufficient to launch electric transport in the morning. If this does not happen, the routes will continue to be served by buses.
Regarding the operation of educational institutions, kindergartens will operate remotely starting November 9. Schools will independently decide on the format of learning.