Lviv will have the heaviest heating season this winter. Therefore, local residents are warned to be prepared to screw up the temperature on the batteries.
You may also have to save light. This was announced by the head of the Lviv OVA Maxim Kozitsky at a briefing, channel 24 reports.
What Lviv residents should prepare for
According to Kozitsky, everyone should understand that there will be situations when you will have to save electricity, you will need to screw in batteries at home and get not 22, but 18 – 20 degrees.
That's what we need to be ready for. Both business and government should be ready for the most difficult heating season, – said the head of the region.
Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovy said that everything possible will be done to keep medical facilities working and to be able to buy all the necessary things. According to him, the region has literally one to two weeks to prepare for the autumn-winter heating season, given the new realities.
“The enemy has shown his plans. He will attack cities and hit all critical infrastructure facilities, it is important for him to intimidate people. But we are well aware that the effect will be the opposite,” the mayor said.
Sadovyi also called for in each shelter there is a heating point – to put stoves and prepare firewood. When it's 10-15 degrees below zero outside, it will save you from freezing.
What's in Lviv with the warning system
Kozitsky also said that now in 70 communities of the Lviv region there are new warning systems that have a reserve of 48 hours of operation without power supply on batteries.
However, such warning systems are not in every locality in the region. Therefore, cars with loudspeakers will drive there.
Russian attack on Lviv: what is known
- On October 10 and 11, the invaders attacked the energy infrastructure Lvov. As a result of rocket strikes, 2 substations were completely destroyed.
- On October 11, Maxim Kozitsky reported that 3 explosions had thundered in the Lviv region. No information has yet been received about the victims.
- After the explosions, part of the city was left without power supply.
- Recall that on October 10, the enemy fired 15 missiles at once in the Lviv region, some of which were shot down by air defense forces.< /li>
- Therefore, there was no electricity in Lviv for almost the whole day. Power supply was resumed only late in the evening.
