On June 10, Minister of Internal Affairs Ihor Klimenko visited Dnipropetrovsk Region. Together with Serhiy Lysak, head of the Regional Security Council, they held a meeting on the water situation in the areas of scarcity – these are the communities of Nikopol and Kryvorizka districts. A total of eight communities in the Dnipropetrovsk region are currently without water.
On June 10, the Minister of Internal Affairs Ihor Klymenko, appointed by the President of Ukraine as the head of the task to eliminate the consequences of the terrorist attack on Khakovskaya HPB, discussed complex issues and their solutions with the head of regional security. Councilor Serhiy Lysak.
It is known that two communities in Krivoriski and six communities in Nikopol district are currently without water. Also, the water level in the reservoir continues to decline. At present the water level is more than 10 meters.
“Currently the main problem is the lack of water in Nikopol district and part of Krivoryska district. Dnipropetrovsk region is ready for any challenges, including the recent events. We are moving forward and looking for ways to develop,” said Serhii Lizak.
“This man-made disaster affected only four regions of the country – Dnipropetrovsk, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia and Mykolayivsk, but now we see an increase in chemical substances in the Lyman and the Black Sea. Now the main thing is to organize work on the ground to eliminate the consequences. Today we can do everything possible to predict possible consequences. “We have to do because we don’t know what will happen tomorrow with water and electricity,” said Ihor Klymenko.
He also said that information about the locations of scavengers, graves and garbage dumps in the area of flooded residential areas is currently being ascertained.
On June 10, the Minister of Internal Affairs Ihor Klymenko, appointed by the President of Ukraine as the head of the task to eliminate the consequences of the terrorist attack on Khakovskaya HPB, discussed complex issues and their solutions with the head of regional security. Councilor Serhiy Lysak. It is known that two communities in Krivoriski and six communities in Nikopol district are currently without water. Also, the water level in the reservoir continues to decline. At present the water level is more than 10 meters. “Currently the main problem is the lack of water in Nikopol district and part of Krivoryska district. Dnipropetrovsk region is ready for any challenges, including the recent events. We are moving forward and looking for ways to develop,” said Serhii Lizak. “This man-made disaster affected only four regions of the country – Dnipropetrovsk, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia and Mykolayivsk, but now we see an increase in chemical substances in the Lyman and the Black Sea. Now the main thing is to organize work on the ground to eliminate the consequences. Today we can do everything possible to predict possible consequences. “We have to do because we don’t know what will happen tomorrow with water and electricity,” said Ihor Klymenko. He added that information about the locations of scavengers, graves and garbage dumps in the area of flooded residential areas is currently being ascertained.
