In the Kharkiv region, gas workers have resolved over 30 emergencies following shelling by Russia.

In the Kharkiv region, gas workers have localized over 30 emergency situations in homes following shelling.

This information was reported by the Kharkiv branch of "Gas Networks," as conveyed by "Dumka."

According to "Gas Networks," throughout November, gas workers addressed more than 30 emergency situations in homes that arose due to Russian shelling. The majority of these incidents occurred in the houses of the Kupiansk district. Additionally, gas communications in both apartment buildings and private homes in the Zolochiv and Derhachi communities were also affected by Russian munitions.

"Thanks to the prompt actions of gas workers in the Zolochiv and Derhachi communities, it was possible to avoid prolonged gas supply interruptions in several homes. In the Kupiansk district, some of the work to eliminate the consequences of shelling on private residences was also carried out without gas outages," the report states.