today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
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A large fire occurred at the REEVA factory, causing significant damage to production and storage facilities. The company has temporarily suspended production and supply, which may lead to a shortage of instant noodles in the Ukrainian market.
All 36 hospitals in the capable network in Lviv region are equipped with backup power and water. They can operate autonomously during periods without heating, water, and communication.
Journalist Dmytro Gordon urged Ukrainians to stock up on food for two weeks, including water, canned goods, and cereals. He also recommended preparing warm clothing due to potential power outages.
On September 4, Lviv commemorated eight people who died as a result of a Russian missile strike in 2024. A memorial prayer took place at the site of the attack, attended by Metropolitan Boris Gudziak. More than 60 people were injured during the attack.
In Lviv, residents of a new building on Berezhanska Street 56 have been without gas for over two years. The developer, "Karpatbud", has not completed the necessary work for gas connection, and deadlines for supply are constantly being postponed.
On September 2-3, Russian forces attacked the village of Zolochiv in Kharkiv Oblast using "Molniya" and FPV drones. The attacks damaged administrative buildings, enterprise facilities, critical infrastructure, and vehicles. Power supply and internet were partially disrupted, but no casualties were reported.
Lviv has completed the replacement of the emergency heating network on Naukovyi Street. Hot water was restored for over 50 houses on August 31 and for another 60 houses on September 2 on Naukovyi, Puliuia, Symonenka, and Kulparkivska Streets.
The curfew in the Lviv region remains in effect from 00:00 to 05:00. During this time, individuals are prohibited from being in public places without special permits and identification documents.
