Air quality deteriorates in Kyiv after Russian missile attack
A localised deterioration of air quality has been observed in the city of Kyiv, with citizens being advised to limit their outdoor activities in smoky areas.
Source: Kyiv City Military Administration
Details: A localised deterioration in air quality in Kyiv has been observed as of 10:30 due to a fire in the Podilskyi district caused by a Russian missile attack on 29 December.
An increase in the concentration of combustion products, including particulate matter (dust), is observed in the northern part of the city.
At the same time, the Department of Environmental Protection and Climate Change Adaptation of the Kyiv City State Administration notes no exceeding of the permissible concentrations of substances under observation.
If you are in a smoky area, it is recommended that you stay indoors until the air situation improves:
- Close the windows
- Limit outdoor activities
- Drink plenty of water
- Turn on an air purifier to its maximum setting, if you have one.
Updated: The air quality in Kyiv has improved: as of 13:30, the level of air pollution in the city is low.
Background:
- On the night of 29 December, Russia carried out the largest-scale air strike on Ukraine yet. Air defence managed to destroy 114 out of 158 Russian air targets.
- In Kyiv, 2 people died and 18 were injured as a result of the morning attack. Civilian infrastructure facilities, cars and warehouses were damaged.
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