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On the night of September 8, a Russian drone fell into the Lozovenkivske reservoir. Alexander Hololobov, head of the Malodanilivka community, urged fishermen and vacationers to refrain from fishing, swimming, and moving on the reservoir until the drone is retrieved by emergency services.
Falls have been recorded in Kharkiv Oblast, including near Borshchahivka. Reports of the falls came from various sources.
In the Kharkiv region, the demand for firewood has doubled, with over 110,000 cubic meters sold since the start of the season. This is twice as much as last year, leading to queues at forestry offices. In August alone, more than 18,000 cubic meters of firewood were sold.
In the Kharkiv region, a mass fish die-off has been recorded at Lake Lichevo. The police initiated a criminal investigation after receiving a report from the State Ecological Inspection on September 3. Preliminary data indicates that over 5,000 fish have died, and the causes of the die-off are currently being determined.
On September 5 and 6, strong winds and thunderstorms are forecasted in Kharkiv and the region. Wind gusts will reach 15-22 m/s, with a yellow danger level announced.
A Polovtsian stone sculpture, dated to the XI-XIII century, has disappeared from a beach in Kharkiv's Zhuhavlivka area. Archaeologist Alina Kharlamova reported that the sculpture went missing during the reconstruction of the area, which was transferred to municipal ownership. She suggested that someone might have taken it without realizing its value.
On August 31, a public presentation of the development concept for the Zhuhavlivka hydropark took place in Kharkiv. The city's chief architect, Anton Korotovskyi, presented a vision for revitalizing the area, which includes expanding the beach, creating new recreational zones, and a pedestrian-bicycle bridge. Residents can provide their feedback and suggestions on the project.
In the village of Borshchivka, part of the Borshukiv community in Ternopil region, a pond has completely dried up. The phenomenon is attributed to prolonged low water levels and the drying up of the stream that supplied the pond.
