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From prosthesis to golf: a space for veterans opens at the Kyiv Regional Hospital
Here recovery continues after discharge. Tymur Tkachenko explained why this approach should be rolled out to other regions.
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The Sklozavod borehole now has its own power: Bucha has launched a solar station with storage
The panels generate even in the rain, and the stored energy should last through blackouts. In parallel the city is preparing its sewage pumping station for winter.
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A siren no longer stops a hospital: the government has set out what medics do at yellow and red levels
The rules are the same across the country, but the Bucha community has already explained how they will work in its clinics and diagnostic centre.
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Government sorts the railway by siren colour. What changes at every station near Bucha
From the electric train to Intercity: the government has set how the railway runs under yellow and red alerts. A guide for the district's passengers.
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Bucha brought in the Council of Europe to decide the fate of its rubbish for a decade
Village heads, local companies and Council of Europe experts sat at one table in the city council to start a document for the next ten years.
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Kyiv region is now an elevated-risk territory. Why business is pleased
Nothing changes for residents. Companies in the region gain access to state compensation for damaged property and part of their insurance premium.
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Khreshchatyk freezes for a minute every morning. Where Bucha district stops at 9:00
Kyiv has switched its centre to Red for All. What the law demands at nine, who stops in our district and how to join in, even at the wheel
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Bucha's mayor flew to Seoul for investment and sat down with Samsung and K-water
Nine Korean partners in two days, from Samsung C&T to the state corporation KIND. Anatolii Fedoruk on investment in the community's water infrastructure.
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Where a bomb fell in March 2022, Borodianka now pours the walls of a nine-storey block
The block at 359 Tsentralna Street could not be saved and was razed. A nine-storey home for 105 families now rises there, its ground floor taking shape.