In a sample of 19 events from the last 7 days
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A hospital in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast has been equipped to operate for over 12 days without electricity. As winter approaches, medical facilities in the region are preparing for potential blackouts.
A new excursion route titled 'Greek Dnipro: From Past to Present' was presented in Dnipro, allowing participants to learn about the history of the Greek community in the region. The presentation took place on September 30, 2026.
The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has published recommendations for educational institutions in case of power outages. The document includes action algorithms for kindergartens, schools, and universities, as well as various levels of response to blackouts. Additionally, the MoE clarified how to organise learning during prolonged air raid alerts and power outages.
The influenza and ARVI epidemic season has begun in Ukraine, lasting until May 2027. Specialists will conduct epidemiological surveillance to detect and respond to changes in the epidemic situation. Notably, an increase in illness has been reported among urban residents in Volyn.
Kryvyi Rih announced a budget sequestration due to the shutdown of major industrial enterprises, including ArcelorMittal. Authorities plan to suspend some development projects due to a decline in tax revenues from the mining and metallurgical complex.
Farmers in Dnipropetrovsk region have harvested nearly 2.8 million tonnes of grain and leguminous crops, which is one million tonnes more than in the same period last year. The harvest continues, and farmers are increasing their yield despite challenging conditions.
Sixteen communities in Dnipropetrovsk region have been designated as recovery territories under the state strategy. This decision was made on 28 September 2026.
A village council deputy in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast has been fined 51,000 UAH for submitting a false declaration. Additionally, he has been stripped of his position.
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast has become the leader in new enforcement proceedings for water supply debts, opening 6,923 cases since the beginning of 2026. The total number of enforcement proceedings in Ukraine has reached 173,075, although in some regions, such as Kherson Oblast, the numbers remain low. Meanwhile, Ukrainians have started to reduce their water supply debts, despite rising tariffs.
