In the village of Myla in the Bucha district, the aftermath of the Russian attack has been dealt with for a fourth day running. There are 455 people and 115 vehicles working at the site.

This was reported by the Bucha District State Administration.

Dismantling of damaged buildings has continued for a fourth day. Photo: Bucha District Administration
Dismantling of damaged buildings has continued for a fourth day. Photo: Bucha District Administration

Rescuers, police, utility and emergency services, gas workers, teams formed in other districts of the region and volunteers are clearing the rubble together.

What has been done

A total of 1,020 cubic metres of building debris have been taken away and 68 private plots cleared.

Some 470 windows have been covered with film and OSB boards. Work on the roofs of private houses continues.

Street lighting has been restored; individual houses are still being reconnected. Photo: Bucha District Administration
Street lighting has been restored; individual houses are still being reconnected. Photo: Bucha District Administration

Street lighting has been restored and individual houses are now being reconnected. The gas network has been inspected and tested, with supply due to resume on 2 September.

What continues

Rescuers are still surveying the area and searching for explosive objects.

At the same time, claims from those whose property was damaged are being accepted and processed. People are offered legal and psychological help.

As a reminder, the detonations at the enterprise in Myla began on the evening of 28 August.