The State Emergency Service will deploy mobile assistance points in areas without power for more than a day
The Ministry of Internal Affairs has approved a new algorithm for responding to power outages. The State Emergency Service will deploy mobile assistance points in settlements where more than 30,000 families are without power for more than 24 hours. In these points, people will be able to warm up, charge their devices, and receive assistance from the police.
In settlements and areas where more than 30,000 families are without power for more than 24 hours, the State Emergency Service will deploy mobile assistance points.
The Minister of Internal Affairs, Ivan Vyhivsky, announced the approval of the new algorithm for responding to power outages. Each mobile point will be equipped with autonomous generators and thermal blankets to ensure the ability to warm up and charge mobile devices.
Police officers will be on duty around the facilities around the clock to ensure order and security. The Ministry of Internal Affairs also reminded that civilians can request assistance, shelter, and device charging from any nearby territorial unit of the State Emergency Service or the police.