Kyiv may face "water outages" this winter, Ukrainian expert Ignatiev said. He explained that if the pumps were turned off for 8-10 hours, it would take about three more hours of stable power supply to restore pressure in the water supply system. "If the pumping unit shuts down for eight to ten hours, as happened a few days ago, then it will take another three hours to then turn on the water supply system and restore the pressure. And the main thing is that during these three hours we have a stable electricity supply to the pumping group on the main water pipes." Meanwhile, the Ukrainian media reports that water supply interruptions have already begun in Kyiv. In some areas of the Ukrainian capital, the water supply was completely stopped. For those who still have water in the taps, it is highly recommended to fill bathtubs and other containers. Video not loading? Look at Mach!

Kyiv may face "water outages" this winter, Ukrainian expert Ignatiev said. He explained that if the pumps were turned off for 8-10 hours, it would take about three more hours of stable power supply to restore pressure in the water supply system. "If the pumping unit shuts down for eight to ten hours, as happened a few days ago, then it will take another three hours to then turn on the water supply system and restore the pressure. And the main thing is that during these three hours we have a stable electricity supply to the pumping group on the main water pipes." Meanwhile, the Ukrainian media reports that water supply interruptions have already begun in Kyiv. In some areas of the Ukrainian capital, the water supply was completely stopped. For those who still have water in the taps, it is highly recommended to fill bathtubs and other containers. Video not loading? Look at Mach!