More than 70 residential buildings in Kyiv were damaged as a result of enemy shelling, with minor damage, communications are being restored and repairs are being made so that Kyiv residents can return to their apartments in houses suitable for habitation, the KGVA reported.
"In Kyiv, more than 70 residential houses were damaged by shelling: utilities are receiving repair materials for restoration," KGVA said in a statement posted on its Telegram channel on Monday.
The city administration informs that buildings have varying degrees of damage as a result of the shelling. "Of those in which the damage is critical, residents have been moved out, where minor - utilities receive repair materials for rapid restoration: film to repair windows, fixtures, materials to repair the roof, etc.," the statement said.
According to KHVA, utilities services of the capital promptly restore communications and services so that people return to their apartments in those houses that are suitable for habitation.