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The building of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has no water supply or heating, and electricity is being supplied intermittently. Member of Parliament and chair of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Finance, Tax and Customs Policy Danylo Hetmantsev described the situation in parliament. This was reported by Hlavkom with reference to the lawmaker’s post.
According to Hetmantsev, the problems with communal services at the Verkhovna Rada are the same as those faced by other Ukrainians.
“People ask how things are at the VR. There is power intermittently. No water. No heat either. Just like everyone else,” the MP wrote.
Hetmantsev also briefly commented on the situation with the words: “We’re holding on.”
Recall that emergency power outages have been introduced in Kyiv. Energy specialists note that the situation remains particularly difficult in Kyiv. During the day, the city’s outage schedules can change frequently.
Specialists are working continuously to stabilize the situation and return to the forecasted outage schedules.
Residents who still have power at home are asked to use electricity sparingly and not to turn on several high-power appliances at once. This creates additional load on the power system and can lead to significant voltage drops and damage to in-building electrical wiring.
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