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Women cleared rubble at damaged Kyiv kindergarten on November 7
The Kyiv Independent reported the cleanup in Solomianskyi district, while earlier official and company accounts described harm and service disruption.
The numbers
- Person in the police account of Brovary district and Kyiv region
- 1 person reported killed
- Other people in the same police account of Brovary district and Kyiv region
- 2 other people reported hurt
- Properties police reported damaged in Brovary district
- 10 residential properties
- Cars police reported damaged in Brovary district
- 12 cars
- Separate emergency service Kyiv city snapshot, including one child
- 6 people reported hurt
A group of women came to clear rubble at a damaged kindergarten in Kyiv’s Solomianskyi district on the morning of November 7, The Kyiv Independent reported.
A local former attendee told the outlet the kindergarten was important to her and described distress at the damage to a place from her childhood.
In an earlier account, Ukraine’s National Police reported one person killed and two others hurt in the wider Kyiv region, placing those casualties in Brovary district. Police also reported damage to 10 residential properties and 12 cars in the district.
Separately, Ukraine’s State Emergency Service reported six people hurt in Kyiv city, including one child.
In an earlier company statement, DTEK said an overnight attack had hit one of its energy facilities in the wider Kyiv region. It also said shelling had left part of Brovary district without electricity, describing the damage as significant and saying restoration would take time.
What we don't know yet
- What is the extent of damage to the Solomianskyi kindergarten?
- What are the present electricity conditions in the affected part of Brovary district?
- What further information will authorities provide about the separate city and regional casualty reports?
Timeline
The Kyiv Independent reported that women came to clear rubble at the damaged kindergarten that morning.