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Large-Scale Police Response
Efforts to deal with the aftermath of the enemy attack are ongoing in Chernihiv. According to the National Police press service, the maximum available number of personnel is working at the scene around the clock.
The response involves investigators, forensic specialists, operational officers, community police officers, juvenile police officers, canine handlers with service dogs, psychologists and other personnel.
Damage Statistics
As of now, police officers have processed more than 140 reports and notifications from residents concerning property damage.
Investigators have inspected:
Assistance to Those Affected
According to the official statement, the current priority for law enforcement officers is to support those affected, provide assistance and ensure their safety.
“Law enforcement officers are not only documenting the consequences of the strike. Their task now is to stand by those affected, help them and ensure their safety,” the statement reads.
Round-the-Clock Police Presence
At the designated reporting centre, residents can report damage to their homes and property, provide information about the consequences of the attack and file claims as victims.
“Police officers will remain on duty at the scene around the clock throughout the night. They will secure the area, maintain public order, assist residents, receive reports and continue documenting the consequences of the Russian strike,” the police added.
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