On January 20, enemy shelling of Kyiv's left-bank districts led to fires and smog. The Kyiv City State Administration advises closing windows and limiting time outdoors.
Fires broke out in the left-bank districts of Kyiv on January 20 due to enemy shelling, leading to smog over the city. This was reported by UNN with reference to the KMDA.
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As noted by the Kyiv City State Administration, after explosions, the smell of smoke is often felt locally – near the impact site or in areas where the wind carries it.
If you smell smoke, Kyiv residents are advised to:
- close windows;
- limit time outdoors;
- drink plenty of water;
- turn on an air purifier if possible.
Due to power outages caused by enemy shelling, stationary air quality monitoring stations in Kyiv are experiencing temporary disruptions
– the message says.
The KMDA added that in the event of a prolonged power outage, air quality data may be temporarily unavailable, and information in daily reports may be incomplete or absent.
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