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Kyiv deputy city administration head Petro Panteleiev urged residents to keep water and power banks at home as intensive attacks cause disruption.
Petro Panteleiev called on Kyiv residents to stock drinking water and water for other household uses, and to have power banks available. He made the appeal during Ukraine's television news marathon, RBC-Ukraine reported.
Panteleiev linked the advice to problems caused by intensive attacks. He said the city was coping with those problems, but residents would have to endure inconvenience for the time being.
The RBC-Ukraine report did not specify how much water residents should store or how long supplies should last.
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