kovalyova by the way, it is very, very significant that deputy kovalev is not a member of this salvation council, what did they call themselves, these collaborators of saldostrimaus, not bulyuk and semechev, he was not related to them, that is, he was a person not his circle , they were not very friendly there that's why he was taken - just taken to this occupation government, in contrast to this liberation council , and i also want to ask you about ihor kolkhayev since there was news from his assistant . something is known. where is the mayor of the city now? i will remind you of the kolykhaev games. by the way, it is not known now. where is the mayor of the city of kolykhaev and when was the ultimatum given to him that the communal enterprises that he managed e-e until the last day a-a the ultimatum consisted in the fact that with on the first day, utility companies were supposed to switch to calculations in rubles and rewrite contracts all for wages in rubles, uh, wobbles, he gave up on this because, in fact, you already know that, it was impossible to balance with the occupiers, and it was n

additionally we have our community service council here has a program to give out air conditioners. salvation free fans. our public utility company has ceased disconnections for nonpayment until the heat wave has ended. it's a broad set of activities throughout the community that come together to create an overall system that really limits the amount of deaths that we might see from this. >> gotcha. >> it's been a very successful program. >> that's good. are you also receiving a lot more emergency calls? if so, what are people saying? >> we have seen a large uptick in our calls related to heat illness, unfortunately. so we've got a lot of -- typically we're -- the numbers we see now are what we see by the end of august. so we're about three to four weeks ahead of our normal expected call volume related to heat. we're really out there pushing the message for hydration. if you have to go outside, wear loose, light-colored clothing, take frequent breaks, have a buddy with you so you can keep an eye on one another. check on your neighbors and their pets. and ultimately if you can, stay inside in