Key points
- In Dnipropetrovsk region, mandatory evacuation of the population from parts of Nikopol and Marganets has been introduced.
- Evacuation also applies to families with children from separate settlements of Marganets city and Myrivka rural communities.
- The measures will last for 30 days – the time and route of departure are agreed individually with each family.
- Evacuees are provided with temporary housing, hot meals, medical and legal assistance, help with registration of IDP status and social payments.
- A single hotline for evacuation issues is available at 0 800 336 085, as well as lines of charitable and humanitarian organizations.
In parts of Nikopol and Marganets, which are in the zone of increased danger due to constant shelling and proximity to the line of combat, mandatory evacuation of the population has been announced.
The decision was made by order of the head of the regional military administration.
Mandatory evacuation also applies to families with children from separate settlements of Marganets city and Myrivka rural communities.
Evacuation measures will last for 30 days. The time and route of departure will be agreed individually with each family.
Residents are being relocated to safer regions. Assistance is provided with transportation, registration of IDP status, and social payments.
Evacuees are provided with temporary accommodation, hot meals, humanitarian aid, medical and legal assistance, as well as assistance with document registration and housing search.
A single hotline for evacuation issues is available at 0 800 336 085.
Coordination is also provided by:
- “New Generation Children” – 0 800 338 302;
- “Proleska” – 0 800 888 888;
- “KTC” – 203;
- Transit center in Voloske – 0 800 44 35 04;
- All-Ukrainian Shelter Union – 066 748 69 81;
- “SOS East” – 0800 332 614;
- “White Angels” – 066 239 03 54.
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