The enemy does not stop, a new attack on Kyiv is predicted in the coming days: the mayor calls to stock up on water and prepare a first aid kit

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Kyiv has survived one of the most difficult attacks, but the enemy does not stop, and a new one is predicted in the coming days. Mayor Vitali Klitschko called on Kyiv residents to stock up on water, prepare a first aid kit and a set of food products.

The enemy does not stop, a new attack on Kyiv is predicted in the coming days: the mayor calls to stock up on water and prepare a first aid kit

Kyiv has experienced one of the most devastating attacks. However, the enemy does not stop, and a new attack is predicted in the coming days. This was announced by the mayor of Kyiv, Vitali Klitschko, who urged residents to stock up on water, prepare a first-aid kit, a set of food products, and charge autonomous power devices, as reported by UNN.

As a result of the massive enemy attack on critical infrastructure facilities in Ukraine, emergency power outages have been introduced in most regions of the country. Kyiv has experienced one of the most devastating attacks. Since early morning, all services have been involved in eliminating the consequences of the enemy attack.

– Klitschko said.

According to him, energy workers have already restored power to more than 423,000 consumers. Power supply restoration continues to return it to other consumers as soon as possible.

The water supply system has been restored and is operating normally. However, in some buildings where there is still no electricity, there may be no cold water on the upper floors, as the pressure boosting pumps are not working.

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The situation is difficult. And let's tell the truth, and not engage in self-reassurance. Because the enemy does not stop. A new attack is predicted in the coming days. I appeal to the residents of Kyiv to focus as much as possible and act pragmatically. To stock up on water, prepare a first-aid kit, a set of food products, charge autonomous power devices. Prepare warm clothes. Do not ignore alarm signals.

– the mayor summarized.

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Let me remind you

When forming a home first-aid kit and making supplies, as required by the capital's authorities, it is important to follow the rules of rational drug consumption so as not to overpay and not create supplies that will later have to be thrown away. Choosing analogues with democratic prices, and not hyped brands, is one of the basic rules of rational drug consumption. After all, Ukrainians can significantly save money by choosing generics that have the same active ingredient as promoted brands.

For example, the popular "Septefril" from Borshchahivka Plant is sold almost twice cheaper – UAH 44.48, than its analogue from "Darnytsia", which costs almost twice as much – UAH 87.41. A similar difference is recorded for antipyretics, such as "Paracetamol" or "Ibuprofen". Thus, "Paracetamol" from "Darnytsia" costs UAH 30.60, while an analogue from "Arterium" can be found for UAH 19.05. "Ibuprofen" produced by "Darnytsia" is sold for UAH 70.30, and from "Lekhim" the same drug will cost UAH 61.17. In the market of headache remedies, the most famous "Citramon-Darnytsia" costs UAH 27, while its most affordable analogue can be purchased for UAH 11.30, which gives a direct saving of UAH 15. Among sedatives, "Validol" from "Farmak" is offered for UAH 12.50, and produced by "Darnytsia" – for UAH 14.80. You can also choose a cheaper analogue of the relevant cough medicine "Ambroxol" for the autumn-winter period: produced by "Darnytsia" costs UAH 24.82, while the Borshchahivka analogue is cheaper – UAH 18.95. Also, create only a basic set – do not turn the first-aid kit into a warehouse.

Experts emphasize that on average, every home first-aid kit contains five packages of medicines that will never be needed. It is recommended to form a basic set for a home first-aid kit, guided by the advice of the Ministry of Health, while choosing inexpensive analogues of domestic production to save money.