Key points
- Mobile resilience centres in Kyiv operated throughout the night on 13 January.
- The centres remained open even when there was light in people’s homes.
- Rescue workers were on duty around the clock to support residents.
- Current addresses are available on the official online map and in the Diia app.
Mobile emergency centres operated throughout the night of 13 January in Kyiv. Even during periods when electricity was restored to residents’ homes, the centres remained open for people who might need help, warmth or the opportunity to recharge their mobile devices. This was reported by the DSNS.
Rescuers and relevant services were on duty around the clock to ensure that Kyiv residents had access to basic support regardless of the time of day or changes in the power system.
The work of the centres was primarily aimed at ensuring the safety and comfort of city residents in the event of sudden power outages or deteriorating weather conditions.
Up-to-date information on the location of mobile and stationary resilience centres can be found on the official online map, as well as in the Diia app.
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