ON THE QUESTION OF THE RESPONSE TO EMERGENCIES IN THE DNIPROVIAN REGION AND THE MARTIAL STATE IN UKRAINE

One of the most urgent tasks in Ukraine as a whole and the Dnipro region today, during the martial law, is the preservation of life and health of people, protection of material values, enterprises, structures, communications, natural resources, etc. Currently, this is a challenge for people involved in rescue operations, especially when military emergencies are added to man-made and natural emergencies. Fires, radiation danger, chemical danger, dangers on main gas pipelines and electrical networks − all this creates prerequisites for moral, psychological and physical exhaustion of the personnel of the units of the State Emergency Service and the population of the country. Therefore, the constant analysis of the emergence of emergency situations, their causes and consequences allows to improve the provision of operational response to the occurrence of emergencies in the regions. The purpose of the article. Determination of the main directions of ensuring the functioning of facilities in the territory of the Dnipro region, taking into account the state of war and the presence of potentially dangerous facilities and critical infrastructure facilities in the region. Conclusions. The Dnieper industrial region is one of the important ones in ensuring the functioning of the national economy of the state. The development of effective measures and the provision of prompt response to the challenges of emergencies in the region are the prevention of their occurrence, liquidation and reduction of consequences in the event of their possible occurrence, taking into account the state of war in Ukraine.

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Ukrainian Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture
Published
2024-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.30838/ujcea.2312.271224.92.1116
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Environmental and Biological Research in Conflict Zones
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ON THE QUESTION OF THE RESPONSE TO EMERGENCIES IN THE DNIPROVIAN REGION AND THE MARTIAL STATE IN UKRAINE

S. Yu. Rahimov, Andrii Kulbach, A.S. Bielikov, A.O. Sugak et al.
Ukrainian Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture
Environmental and Biological Research in Conflict Zones
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ON THE QUESTION OF THE RESPONSE TO EMERGENCIES IN THE DNIPROVIAN REGION AND THE MARTIAL STATE IN UKRAINE

S. Yu. Rahimov, Andrii Kulbach, A.S. Bielikov, A.O. Sugak, G.O. Klymenko
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Abstract

One of the most urgent tasks in Ukraine as a whole and the Dnipro region today, during the martial law, is the preservation of life and health of people, protection of material values, enterprises, structures, communications, natural resources, etc. Currently, this is a challenge for people involved in rescue operations, especially when military emergencies are added to man-made and natural emergencies. Fires, radiation danger, chemical danger, dangers on main gas pipelines and electrical networks − all this creates prerequisites for moral, psychological and physical exhaustion of the personnel of the units of the State Emergency Service and the population of the country. Therefore, the constant analysis of the emergence of emergency situations, their causes and consequences allows to improve the provision of operational response to the occurrence of emergencies in the regions. The purpose of the article. Determination of the main directions of ensuring the functioning of facilities in the territory of the Dnipro region, taking into account the state of war and the presence of potentially dangerous facilities and critical infrastructure facilities in the region. Conclusions. The Dnieper industrial region is one of the important ones in ensuring the functioning of the national economy of the state. The development of effective measures and the provision of prompt response to the challenges of emergencies in the region are the prevention of their occurrence, liquidation and reduction of consequences in the event of their possible occurrence, taking into account the state of war in Ukraine.

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