A 24-hour shelter has been opened in one of the polyclinics in Mykolaiv
A new shelter has begun operating in one of the city polyclinics in Mykolaiv. Now, city residents can feel safer during air raid alerts, as the shelter is available to visitors around the clock.
This facility was specially equipped to ensure people's safety in the event of danger. Not only patients who have come for a doctor's appointment but also the facility's medical staff can use the shelter.
Furthermore, the doors of the shelter are open to all residents of the buildings located near the polyclinic. This is an important step in supporting the safety of the civilian population under martial law, when quick access to a protected area is critically important.
Local authorities and the facility's administration emphasize that access to the shelter is provided at any time of the day. This allows people to find a safe place even during night hours, when the threat of shelling remains high.
The opening of such facilities is part of the city's general strategy for establishing safe spaces. Residents are urged not to ignore air raid signals and to know the location of the shelters closest to them in advance.