Due to partial power outages on the streets of Kyiv, the number of foot and vehicle patrols has been increased to ensure the safety of the city’s residents.
This is reported by Kyiv24
Enhanced Security Measures After Russian Attack
The Kyiv police reported an expansion of patrols during the partial blackout that occurred after another night of Russian missile attacks. The presence of officers from district police departments, special forces, bomb disposal experts, dog handlers, and other services has increased on the streets of the city. Their main goal is to respond quickly to any incidents and assist residents of the capital in emergencies caused by power outages.
“Officers from district police departments, special forces, bomb disposal experts, dog handlers, and other services are involved to ensure the safety of citizens, respond promptly to calls, and assist residents in emergencies that may arise due to power outages,” the statement said.
How to Call the Police Without Connection
Law enforcement reminded that the special line “102” operates around the clock and accepts all calls. However, in case mobile communication is unavailable, Kyiv residents can contact the police via Wi-Fi using the mobile apps WhatsApp and Viber. To do this, they should use the following numbers of the relevant duty units:
- Main Department of the National Police in Kyiv – (063) 445-86-64 (Volodymyrska St., 15);
- Holosiivskyi Police Department – (063) 445-79-73 (Holosiivska St., 15);
- Darnytskyi Police Department – (073) 572-70-02 (Oleksandra Kosytsia St., 3a);
- Desnianskyi Police Department – (063) 445-80-14 (Ronald Reagan St., 9B);
- Dniprovskyi Police Department – (063) 445-80-67 (Winston Churchill St., 2);
- Obolonskyi Police Department – (063) 445-81-60 (Heroes of Azov Regiment St., 2A);
- Podilskyi Police Department – (063) 431-73-74 (Khoriva St., 20);
- Pecherskyi Police Department – (063) 445-82-94 (Knyaziv Ostrozkykh St., 30);
- Svatoshynskyi Police Department – (063) 445-83-57 (Brest Avenue, 109);
- Solomianskyi Police Department – (063) 445-83-62 (Air Forces Ave., 49);
- Shevchenkivskyi Police Department – (063) 445-84-85 (Hertsen St., 9);
- Police Department at Railway Stations – (063) 445-85-08;
- Metro Police Department – (063) 445-85-15 (Kyiv, Yaroslavska St., 20);
- Police Department at Kyiv River Port – (063) 445-85-23 (Electricians St., 25-j).
The police urge residents of the capital to remain vigilant during the blackout and to immediately seek help using the provided numbers in case of emergencies.