where to do, for example. will the local government have such powers, or will all functions fall on the shoulders of the ministry of community development? objects of cultural heritage may become victims. after all , the principle of tacit consent to construction has been prescribed for them, that is, the developer sends documents in electronic form, which, accordingly, the security department must consider but if the set deadline does not do this, the permit is issued automatically, the consent worked, then there is no mechanism for bringing the developer to justice, it is written there that he will have some fines, but how will they come if there is a principle of tacit consent, the national agency for the prevention of corruption also concluded that the law creates many corruption threats and it needs to be finalized in the ministry of infrastructure, which takes care of the document. - for any similar

violations, the owners of such entities will not be held liable by monetary fines with their own property and the right to work in this market, the same applies and cultural heritage, as well as objects with a high level of risk will be constantly monitored, and access to the construction market will be available to all companies that have a full package of permits , private inspectors will not have the right to have joint owners with developers and will be obliged to insure potential damage from the development of the city instead receive new control functions, people's deputy olena shulyak claims that after the project is approved, local authorities will have all the necessary tools to counter chaotic construction and illegal construction up to the dismantling of illegal objects without a court decision, this will put an end to many typical problems of ukrainian cities, the law itself will not work immediately. therefore, the parliamentarians say that if necessary , it will be possible to make the necessary amendments and changes in the

association of cities. then it should not be revised, moreover, the final edits and comparative tables with changes were presented to the deputies only yesterday, and it was extremely difficult to study more than a thousand pages overnight, but today 228 people 's elected representatives voted for the draft law, so now it's up to the president, who has to put his signature under the document oleksandr romanyuk tsn 1+1 marathon single news well, that's not all we want to tell you now, see the final issue of tsn, next medical tourism in the pocket we were refused why do people abroad, despite the war and the lack of air transport, choose ukraine for treatment and which doctors do they go to? europe, or in fact crimea and dreams of exchanging

belgian trousers for his native simferopol, about our energy affairs, further, all nine nuclear power units are currently in operation , energoatom reports this tonight, after a long and difficult repair, the last thousandth power unit has been connected to the network, now it is gaining power, so it will be become more and more however, emergency power outages still continue in ukraine, because the shortage of electricity after eight waves of russian attacks remains significant in ukraine, there is not a single heat or hydroelectric power station that would remain undamaged, there is a problem with the restoration of networks, the deterioration of the weather throughout the territory of ukraine makes it difficult for repairmen to work because it is critical for the energetics and for our power system, we will ask the head of ukrenergo volodymyr kudrytskyi, he is with us live, volodymyr good evening good evening i see you already tell me any please , the energy infrastructure

will not be completely restored after the shelling. this is what the executive director of dtek dmytro sakharuk said, because this equipment was outdated. where does he want it? create new facilities, what do you say about the situation in ukraine as a whole? i think that in general, after our victory, we will already build the power system of the future, we will do the things that we planned even before the invasion, we will replace outdated power plants with new ones those that do not consume coal and natural gas are more efficient, and of course we will build new substations that will also be more efficient and more protected, so we are waiting for them. the stage is interesting enough, the stage of reconstruction is reconstruction, but before it we need go through the stage of struggle and such an emergency restoration of infrastructure facilities in order to supply as much

electricity as possible to our citizens in the coming months during the winter and how is the restoration of the ukrainian energy system going now after the attacks, is there a priority, well, first of all, our priority is, as all energy workers and the industry is to restore the operation of power plants to the greatest extent possible, indeed, you are absolutely right. today we have one nuclear unit put into operation, and this has somewhat alleviated the shortage of electricians in the system. concerns thermal generation, which is very badly damaged and does not operate at full capacity, there is still work to be done, there is a number of thermal power plants that use coal and gas that need to be restored, they can operate at capacity after appropriate repairs are carried out, these repairs are currently being carried out and we expect that not only nuclear and thermal generation will make it possible to increase the power in the power system, as

for the networks, after yesterday's bad weather , today the situation has improved, the number of inhabitants points that were cut off from electricity supply due to bad weather decreased from 350 to about 25 as of this morning, a little bit of energy, well, not even a little bit . abroad, where first of all they are sent to the points that are most needed. this equipment is the same power plants in which the corresponding distribution devices are damaged. that's where the equipment goes. well, definitely at the ukrenergo substation, because the ukrenergo substation was not damaged during these massive missile attacks and we have been accepting equipment from our western

partners for some time and installing it and using it to restore the networks. e of the capacity of networks. therefore, now such a local emphasis will be placed on the restoration of power plants, that is, on this occasion. please tell me how realistic it is to use mobile power plants for overcoming the shortage of electricity we have similar technologies, can they be purchased quickly, they can be purchased, and i think that they can even be received as humanitarian aid from our partners , yes, such a dialogue is also being conducted, they are distinguished by the fact that they can be brought quite quickly and connected to the sites already existing test and thermal power plants and it would be a good backup for our energy system in the conditions of this power deficit. in addition, we are also conducting a dialogue with the european union and the

european commission about the possibility of importing electricity about the possibility of financing such import of electricity from eu countries. actually , the leaders of our country talked about it today during the forum in paris. that is, all these steps are related to the need to reduce the power deficit in the power system so that the outages become, firstly, planned and secondly they were changed for our citizens, both with regard to the situation in de-occupied kherson and the restoration of networks there, things for people and the company are partly light. so the situation remains difficult due to absolutely total destruction and also due to the total demining of the territory, it is necessary to understand that it is very difficult to

restore the energy facilities of the kherson oblast due to the fact that mined from the territory exceeds any imagination. in fact, crews go meter by meter in order to inspect the lines and restore their operation, this work is currently ongoing, as i said, electricity has been supplied to kherson, we are working to restore several more power lines and to ensure greater reliability of the electricity supply to kherson and also to transfer more volumes of electricity there, this is a priority task for us, what worries many of us now, they are actively urging us not to ignore the air alarm signals, we know that the enemy is populated to plunge us into darkness, will the ukrainian power system survive another blackout and do we have a plan on how to do this?

the energy system has survived 8 massive missile attacks and our energy system has survived something that no other energy system in the world has yet experienced, so we have we must be aware of threats from the other side , we must be confident in our own strength, it is very important here that the armed forces of ukraine, which defend our energy sector and the sky of ukrainian citizens, act as a united front, it is very important that citizens understand how complex are the challenges currently facing the energy system and in this in a sense, i can say that russia will lose not only on the battlefield, it will also lose on the energy front from my point of view, and even begins to launch, tries to launch such fakes into the media field of ukraine for in order to sow doubts in our citizens

about the fact that everything is being done correctly and that the reason for these power outages seems to be due to missile attacks and some events inside the country, and i think that it is very important now to consume official information, quality information and not in how not to be influenced by enemy propaganda thank you, mr. volodymyr we understand well what is happening, we are saving light to help you energy workers thank you to all your employees and to you for this conversation head of ukrenergo volodymyr kudryavsky was in touch with us, thank you, and this is a difficult time, despite the shelling, despite the possible plekauts of those who are returning home, more than 5 million , so statistics say, more than 4 million ukrainians still remain abroad, but most of them also promise to return as soon as possible the threat will decrease, because it is always better at home, even if there are sirens, they assured the correspondent of tsn serhiy

morgun, who listened to the stories of the refugee exchange and will tell them to us right now. the little one here she is standing i'll be jumping and running in a moment she'll unfurl the pigeons the girl is glowing until the reality of the present interferes in this game varya has long ceased to be afraid of these sirens and now the sound is quite loud and it reminds me when like her and millions of ukrainians had to leave the country and i i saw the reaction to the accident, i understood that it was necessary to take the child out, which was very sharp, that is, there is still soup being cooked on the stove, and here we can collect suitcases .

ukrainians who were driven out of their homes by the war, so that in the first two weeks of the full-scale russian invasion , almost 3 million people crossed the border on foot, on buses, by rail, in personal cars, such as kateryna and valeria from kyiv and the little sari, he didn't understand anything, it was just hard for him to go because we even from kiev to krakow, they traveled for three or four days because the border had big traffic jams; in fact, their journey had only just begun . sari, with her mother and aunt, were going to afghanistan, where my father is from. the border, wherever it was in february and march, was difficult and long for the ukrainians, so the hospitality was shown, because how she comforted everyone, they crossed the border of moldova on foot with suitcases in their hands, then romania, my brother lived there with his family, so

we went natalya from vinnytsia went to him with her mother and nine-year-old daughter. she knew in advance that her brother would live in romania. there was no place where we looked for housing together and everyone was ready to help. they answered that there are three places, but they will be available tomorrow because my wife and i live in a one-room apartment. apartment people who live together in a one-room apartment are ready to accept three ukrainians without knowing who they are , what they are, what kind of people, from the bottom of their hearts, they constantly came from acquaintances to khrystyna sementsova from boyarka in the kyiv region, but she was not able to go abroad immediately, i went to ternopil, i was there for some time, and then when i found out that my sister had died, i gathered myself and came to the accident. the accident was the niece of khrystyna, the girl's mother was sick and

died in the first days of the war from complications. and kept silent to her for a long time, telling her that they are waiting, i am with you, i will protect you from accidents, besides, he could not spend much time with her, he was a military man, he was against us leaving for several weeks, he did not even give permission for the child to leave, he changed his mind when khrystyna sent him here is this video, i blew her away, i didn't even have time to see anything happened. kristina took out guardianship and went to the czech republic with her two nieces. varya went to kindergarten, walked a lot and made a lot of friends with her aunt and sister. they even arranged discos, but at the same time, the girl i always asked to go home because my dad is there, and i

love him very much. and christina, you love her, her daughter natalie found new friends in romania. this is how they celebrated her birthday, but they say that homesickness never disappeared. i had the opportunity to see how wonderfully beautiful the home is and the value of the motherland outweighs everything outweighs the fear of rocket attacks adds kateryna , i'm not afraid, i'm here, i don't want to leave, i don't look at what drones and rocket threats are constantly flying. well, this is temporary. everything will be good . it's there, i believe in the zsu p p работые и всё будет отлично, and with such thoughts even at the beginning of summer, more than two million people returned to ukraine, and 85% those who remained there declared their intention to

do so in the near future for kateryna from kyiv, this is not just a return, but an opportunity to do something both for herself and for the country, she opened her own beauty salon, sari went to kindergarten, and sister valeria undertook to realize her medical dream, i planned here to enter the university and just returned, managed to enter them, i would like to go home and everything and i'm home, and by the way natalya from vinnytsia is a psychologist and worked abroad online and also studied online and my daughter, in principle, if we wanted, we could stay there for a long time, but we didn't want to. the border was crying so i see ukrainian letters on the signs that i see ukrainian people and the

border guards came up to me and asked me what happened why are you crying something is wrong i said no i'm fine i'm glad to be home by profession theater actress but in the czech republic i devoted all my time to the girls. now i can return to my favorite business, but i no longer do it myself. and i cook in general. when i returned, it was a feeling that yes, i am in ukraine, this is mine. she goes with me to rehearsals to various classes. i like the theater, but most of all she wants to go to school because for some skills she has already been promised something ukraine valery kuznetsov ilya shynkarenko there mykola nazarenko phone the only news but how to get medical help where hospitals are broken or where did doctors go because of the war ukraine started the project of mobile hospitals, doctors converted into a mobile laboratory and an ultrasound office, a truck

travels through the villages and towns liberated from the occupiers, there doctors conduct examinations and then give out medicine for free, the other day, a company left the farm to the village of kiinka in chernihiv oblast , tsn correspondent inna lebedenko saw all this happening people flock to the local dispensary from the morning, the news that the doctors have arrived in the village spread quickly around the city . there is no person who did not complain about his health before the war, thought that i would, i would not be able to endure the war, everything and the heart and the pressure, and underwent surgery for the gallbladder because i ate what got into the soil, it is all there, galina ivanovna, and now that the russian occupiers have been recognized from chernihiv oblast ca n't calm down, the russians didn't succeed in occupying kiyinka, but this village was surrounded and

was actually on the front line, the shelling didn't stop here, it was a boat, and at night a woman came to examine the heart, doctors on the spot are doing an analysis of blood, an electrocardiogram in the conversion of a truck, a mobile laboratory where everything is processed immediately, we are not breathing, on the other hand, an ultrasound room has been deployed and the building of the second truck, where there will be an ophthalmology room and a mobile dentistry room, is already the second from the village of moshchun in the kyiv region, its charitable foundation was started by the main focus of the support of the ukrainian pharm company was where it was an occupied small village to which volunteers did not pay much attention and so on where there was no access to medicines where clinics were affected where there are no doctors in this

dispensary, only two nurses and orderlies, family doctors and a pediatrician move once a week, and the nearest hospital is 10 km away in chernihiv , you’re already going like this and where was volodymyr in ivanovych and hell ? and i thought young people caught a cold. and when the doctors did it themselves, they saw that for each patient they draw up a medical card, where they record all the results of examinations and tests, blood results, the tenth number conducts consultations and prescribes medicines for the project the partners provided it for free, it is a drug for thinning the blood, you also take one

pill a day in the evening, they accepted more than a hundred people here and left each of them a medical card and advice on who to turn to, then the doctors themselves are already thinking about where the clinic on wheels will go next, because there are such villages and towns where people are left without access to medical care due to the war thousands and on lebedenko denys chizh tsn 1+1 marathon the only news but our inna lebedenko noticed another unexpected turn of the medical topic during the war foreigners get to different modes of transport and several days to receive medical care in ukrainian hospitals, in particular those who have heart defects, for example, in the clinic for adults of the center for children's cardiology and cardiac surgery, six such patients have already been operated on in the last three weeks, why do people abroad, despite the war and the lack of air transport, choose ukraine for treatment, see now an hour before the operation, mara can't find a place for herself. she is afraid that the operation may fail again, as it happened once in her

native kazakhstan, where they gave birth to me simply with the hospital was kicked out, and the 25-year-old girl had a congenital heart defect, but she learned about it only in the summer , the exacerbation of the disease began after mara fell ill with covid, a mountaineer, i am asking you also a pilot of a light attachment device, and i had constant checks, built her, they will never find anything in kazakhstan, she went to five hospitals in none of them, as it turned out, later she was not given the correct diagnosis, then she began to look for a hospital outside her country. ukraine was among the options, she came here before and even thought about moving to live forever as a doctor, he liked me very much , he explained everything specifically and in detail. last year, during the adult classes of the center for pediatric

cardiology and cardiac surgery, more than four dozen patients from abroad were operated on, most of them from the middle east, citizens of kazakhstan, uzbekistan, tajikistan, moldova were operated on americans, englishmen and canadians living and working in ukraine. at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the flow of foreigners stopped, but in the last three weeks, mara is already the sixth operated patient abroad. of our center, the number of these operations and the types of operations that we perform in our center , the results that you showed about them , many people know about them, for example, they do not do them in in eastern europe, ukraine attracts foreigners with its prices and lack of complex bureaucracy. therefore , they say they spend less money and time and receive medical care at a high level. patients who dare to go to ukraine now understand

how dangerous it is, this risk of falling under missile fire and a possible blackout and, accordingly, transferring the operation to in case of turning off the light, we pulled. we would have already started from february. she came to kyiv from chisinau with her husband, daughter, son-in-law and grandson. we got there a little bit difficult but we really wanted to get here when the doctors saved her grandson's life here. operations were not performed right away, they operated immediately. thank god, the boy is 14 years old, he is healthy, he runs, he has to come to kyiv every year for an examination, and together with him this year, we need to check the heart and perform an operation. maria vasylivna adyshka, i sometimes

i am confused, is it because of old age, the toilet of the heart, drinking, pressure, there was no need to jump about the search for an alternative , because it was the ukrainian cardiac surgeons who have been indispensable specialists for them for a decade and a half, we are already coming . about a vacation during the war, i can just now imagine the indignation of many, what kind of vacation will we go after the victory, we should not think about it now, in fact, this is how many ukrainians answered, but psychologists of a different opinion not only can, but must they say, like a trip to the sea, she chose a volunteer from antidepressants, how dare she give herself a break tsn correspondent valeriya kovalinska studied this vexing topic, her callsign producer came from a peaceful life when olesya worked in the film business, she is going to go to a boy who, since february 27, in the war, together, of course, the

castle opens in u we're just a bunch of bananas food from the full-scale invasion of russia on her account of volunteer achievements - 10 cars for the military generators drones ammunition and constant trips to the front is all from there. she teaches on her page in the social network, you can follow them and how she managed to show signs of fatigue and how olesya's psychological state changed. i asked the doctor for an anti- depressant . for the first time in several years, i thought about a vacation. oh my god, since monday is a vacation, i am like this. i am thinking what the hell to do, of course, something must be decided by this. at that moment, i already understood that i am not entering any kind of vacation during the war . now is not the time. we will wait for everyone who is on after the victory, we will rest, these are the common answers of many ukrainians today, and almost none of the tsn respondents admitted that they wanted to or were on

vacation . everyone lives by their own rules. if a person has opportunities, if the psychological state is easier, then i think that it is normal for evacuation, yes. it is appropriate to sunbathe and rest. no, you are my brother, he is sitting in the field. rain, war, they shoot only after it breaks out , let’s celebrate straight away, then it will be possible to rest properly, it’s not easy, it’s necessary, and this is how the psychologist oksana zinko reacts to this attitude of ukrainians to vacations in the conditions of war. rest with such elementary as just sleep, we can say that the sun is rest, yes, the sun is rest, why do we need it because we

are tired after a working day or a day in general and for to prepare for the next bad sleep , eating disorders, reluctance to meet with friends, inadequate reactions - these are symptoms that definitely tell you that you should rest, we also have to prepare and support ourselves for the future, until the next day, until the next month, maybe even until the next year. if you understand now certain exhaustion that you got such an emotional physical or psychological burnout that you have maybe you should stop and say stop and this will be the best support for our country for our nation and if you have doubts. there is another recommendation of psychologists , you should just ask yourself what will happen if i take a vacation and what will happen if i don't, the most work will become more stressful, there will be more tension, and then the question how will you reduce this tension, most often what will it be, will it be

psychosomatic manifestations your health will deteriorate, the body will make it so that you will be forced to take a vacation, rest only maybe then it will already be a hospital bed, volunteer olesya did that, she admits, a two-week vacation with to my 11-year-old son, he says that he has regained his strength, mood and determination, but how much the situation has changed and you are coming, and i see how depressed the kyivans are and i am so gay. come home in your own way, i don't know how long i will last because the antidepressants have not gone on vacation. i helped as much as possible because i came to kyiv. the doctor writes me a halusyunya. when you come there and sat down. and i say and i already need a prescription. trips to the liberated ukrainian crimea, it is necessary to visualize the victory, they say, so our

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