378 houses in Kyiv still without heating after russian strikes - Klitschko

As of the morning of January 30, 378 multi-storey residential buildings remain without heating in Kyiv after russian strikes.

This was reported by the mayor of the capital, Vitali Klitschko. "378 multi-storey residential buildings in Kyiv still remain without heating," he noted.

According to the mayor, the most affected houses are located in the Troyeshchyna residential area, and some are in other districts of the capital. Klitschko specified that the restoration of heat supply is ongoing. "During yesterday, the first more than 100 houses in Troyeshchyna were connected to heating. This night - another 50," the mayor reported.

He emphasized that utility services and energy workers continue to work in various districts of Kyiv to restore heat to residents' homes as soon as possible.

We remind you that as of January 28, 737 residential buildings remain without heating in the capital. The vast majority of them are in the Troyeschyna district.

In Kyiv, in order to restore the centralized heating service, the supply of hot water has been temporarily limited in some residential buildings. The option of turning off the cold water was considered, but, according to media reports, this option was rejected.

In the Kyiv building at Chervonaya Kalyna, 3, there has been no heating for over a week, and due to low voltage in the network, it is impossible to turn on electrical appliances for heating. The temperature inside the apartments has dropped to +2°C, and calls to emergency services have yielded no results. Residents emphasize that the situation is critical.

The building at 8, Oleksandry Ekster Street in the capital's Troyeschyna district has had problems with electricity for over a week: electrical equipment in the switchboard room is constantly failing. Emergency crews arrive on call several times, but the repair lasts for a few hours.

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