Parents complain about the cold and dry dishes in the kindergartens in Sevastopol. Some kindergartens still don't have generators. In groups where there is no light, not only ovens, but also heating systems do not work. Children spend eight hours in cold rooms, and the workers can't even give them a hot cup of tea. "The child received cold water, a banana, cookies and bread throughout the day," shared one of the mothers. The situation in the city's kindergartens has already been filed with the Russian Prosecutor General's Office. The Ministry of Education did not respond to ForPost's questions regarding the number of generators, electricity supply and heating. Another question remains unanswered: why was the state of emergency declared in Sevastopol in the summer, and by November the city still had not been able to establish the normal operation of kindergartens during power outages? Details in the ForPost/ ForPost material in MAX.