Kyiv Public Transport Stops To Be Equipped With Signboards Showing Nearest Shelters

News 1 September 2022, 15:56

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The city authorities have once again called on passengers to go into shelters and not stay at bus stops during air-raid alerts.

The Kyiv authorities plan to equip public transport stops with information boards showing the nearest air-raid shelters.

The Kyiv municipal administration announced this in a statement, the CFTS portal reports.

According to the statement, the Kyiv municipal administration’s department of municipal security and the Kyivpastrans municipal transport utility have been instructed to equip bus stops with information boards showing the nearest air-raid shelters.

The city authorities have also urged passengers to go into air-raid shelters and not stay at bus stops during air-raid alerts.

Read also The First Reinforced Concrete Shelter Was Installed Next To The Public Transport Stop In Kharkiv

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