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The right bank of Kropyvnytskyi will be without water supply from 00:00 on September 10 to 09:00 on September 11. The water shutdown is due to repair work on an emergency section of the water pipeline.
On September 9, a farewell ceremony took place in Kropyvnytskyi for soldiers Yuriy Sydorenko, Denys Horobets, and Dmytro Kateba. The funeral procession stopped at the Heroes of Maidan Square during a nationwide moment of silence at 9:00 AM. All three soldiers had been considered missing in action for an extended period.
A confirmed case of botulism has been reported in the Holovanivskyi district of Kirovohrad region, marking the first case in 2026. A 34-year-old man died after being admitted to the hospital unconscious on September 7, with smoked fish suspected as the cause.
On the evening of September 8, a car accident occurred on the road between the villages of Sednivka and Mala Hannyvka in the Ustynivka community, resulting in the death of a driver born in 1985. Rescuers extracted the body from the wrecked vehicle, and the circumstances of the incident are currently being investigated.
A preventive alert has been issued in the Kirovohrad region due to the threat of strikes from Kalibr missiles. Information about the threat has been reported from various sources, but the situation remains under control.
Outbreaks of hepatitis A have been reported in two villages of the Oleksandriivka community in Kirovohrad region. The disease has been detected in Mykhailivka and Haidamatske, with several cases registered, including a household outbreak in Mykhailivka. Experts are conducting an epidemiological investigation.
On the evening of September 3, a Russian drone attack occurred in Kropyvnytskyi, damaging ten apartment buildings. A total of 84 apartments were affected, primarily windows, and efforts to address the aftermath are ongoing. Window restoration is planned within two weeks.
On September 8, a traffic accident occurred in Kropyvnytskyi, resulting in injuries to a 17-year-old motorcyclist. The incident took place at the intersection of Vokzalna and Kyivska streets when the driver of a car failed to yield to a motorcycle moving on a green traffic light.
From September 2, Kropyvnytskyi begins issuing personalized transport cards for privileged categories of citizens. Cards can be obtained at 30 locations, and specific documents are required for their registration.
On September 6, a traffic accident occurred on the M-30 highway near the Malovyskivskyi crossing, injuring two people. The driver of a Mercedes lost control and crossed into oncoming traffic, colliding with a Suzuki. According to various reports, the driver and passenger of the Suzuki, as well as the Mercedes driver, were injured.
On September 7, an accident occurred in Kropyvnytskyi at Khmelnytskyi Square, where a BMW car drove onto the lawn and knocked down a tree. The driver fled the scene, and a search is ongoing.
In Kropyvnytskyi, efforts are underway to address the consequences of a drone attack on an apartment building that occurred on September 3. Residents are restoring their homes and submitting damage assessment requests at a headquarters set up near the building.
Reactive unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were detected at the border of Mykolaiv region and are moving towards Kirovohrad. The Ukrainian Air Forces reported their movement from the south, west, and north of Mykolaiv. An explosion also occurred in Kropyvnytskyi, and an air alert has been declared in the region.
On September 4, a memorial plaque was unveiled in Kropyvnytskyi for Dmytro Shylov, who died in the war. He voluntarily went to the front, was killed in battle near Krasnohorivka, and was posthumously awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine.
The Security Service of Ukraine suspects a 36-year-old resident of Oleksandriia of disseminating information about mobilization activities. The administrator of a Telegram channel disguised as a meteorological resource reported the locations of territorial recruitment centers and police. He faces up to eight years in prison.
