The state of emergency imposed in Ukraine will not greatly affect the daily life of citizens, but people will face some restrictions. This was reported by the head of the National Police of Ukraine Igor Klimenko.
According to the head of the National Police, amid the real threat to the security of Ukraine, its residents must clearly comply with some rules. First of all, they are aimed at strengthening security measures to preserve law and order.
"The conditions of the state of emergency will not radically affect the daily life of citizens. But it is necessary to know what restrictions people may encounter most often," Klimenko said.
Ukrainians should consider the following:
Special regime of entry and exit will be introduced in certain territories of the state and settlements. There will be appropriate posts of police and national guardsmen.
There will be more police on the streets. Therefore, Ukrainians should carry their documents with them. Personal inspection, examination of belongings and luggage will also be carried out if necessary.
There will be more stops and checks of vehicles and cargo
Mass actions and strikes are forbidden.
Security of critical infrastructure facilities that provide vital activities of the population will be strengthened.
Recall that a state of emergency has been introduced in Ukraine. It will last a month, but may be extended.
