Trial to begin in Lviv for woman accused of causing death of police officer and national guard member
A trial has begun in Lviv for a woman accused of involvement in an explosion that resulted in the death of a 23-year-old police officer and a member of the national guard, with 26 other people also injured. The city and region have also announced a list of streets and settlements where there will be no water supply from November 10 to 11 due to the reconnection of a reconstructed water pipeline.
A woman is to be tried in Lviv for her alleged involvement in an explosion that occurred in February and resulted in the death of a 23-year-old police officer and a member of the national guard. The explosion also injured 26 people.
Water supply will be interrupted on several streets and in settlements in Lviv and the surrounding region from November 10 to 11. This is due to the reconnection of a reconstructed water pipeline, which will be carried out by utility workers.
More than 180 wells in Lviv region have been found to have a dangerous level of nitrates. Experts warn that boiling water from these sources only increases its toxicity.
In Lviv, a third-grader brought a knife to school and threatened his classmates. The court fined his mother 1700 hryvnias.