Chernobyl area on fire, feline khans and pink super moon

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Events of the past seven days – in the camera lenses of photojournalists Ukrinform

Photo: Evgeny Kotenko

Ukraine continues to live in quarantine due to the coronavirus pandemic. Since Monday April 6, the restrictive measures have become even stricter. In particular, it is forbidden to walk on the streets more than two, with the exception of those accompanying children, as well as to appear in public places without mask, to visit parks and squares. Police and National Guard patrols appeared there.

Photo: Vyacheslav Madievsky

But it is difficult for them to keep a distance. Photo – by Kharkov.

Photo: Yuri Rylchuk

Dogs received “passes” for parks and squares. However, on the first day of the introduction of new quarantine bans, people were in no rush to comply with them. In the photo – the Ivano-Frankivsk promenade.

Photo: Alexander Rabbit

Sports fields have also been banned. But, as the photo of Vinnitsa shows, not everyone realized and accepted it.

Photo: Alena Nikolaevich

As a result, the patrols began to conduct explanatory conversations. In the photo: law enforcement officers communicate with women seated on a bench in the “On the Wells” park in Lviv. Since the restrictive measures began on Friday, April 10, police have developed four thousand administrative protocols for quarantine offenders.

Photo: Elena Khudyakova

However, it turned out that the law enforcement officers during the park patrols were without explanatory work.

Photo: Nikolay Myakshikov

Ukrainian public services continue to control the work of disinfectants. Thus, in the photo, a Dnipro public service agent disinfects with a solution containing chlorine at the entrance of a building.

Photo: Alexander Rabbit

Doctors are ready for the initial appointment of patients with respiratory symptoms in special tents in the hospital. Pictured: a health worker from the Vinnitsa Central Regional Clinical Hospital.

Photo: Julia Ovsyannikova

Increasingly, supermarket cashiers have also started to appear in hidden protective screens.

Photo: Evgeny Kotenko

And the elderly, who are recommended to stay at home under quarantine restrictions, often cannot refuse to walk the city streets.

Photo: Julius Zozulya

Deputies from the Odessa Regional Council also came to work to participate in a special session on the question of the amounts of additional payments to doctors and other employees of medical institutions engaged in the fight against the COVID-19 coronavirus. The form of the greeting was changed, but not all of them wore masks.

Photo: Vladimir Tarasov

In total, at 9 a.m. on April 10, 2,203 laboratory-confirmed cases of COVID-19 were registered in Ukraine, of which 69 were fatal, 61 patients recovered.

Photo: Vladimir Tarasov

Exclusion zone on fire: a forest burns all week in the Chernobyl zone. Report on horse forest fires with an area of 20 hectares in the exclusion zone and an unconditional (compulsory) resettlement near the village. Vladimirovka of the State Emergency Service arrived on April 4. Then, grassy soils and forest waste between Polesskoye and s. Vladimirovka on an area of about 6.5 hectares and close to the village. Oshoshnya ore over an area of approximately 4 hectares.

As of Friday, April 10 at 7 a.m., GAZO’s rescue units and forest guards continue to extinguish the fires in the territory of the Korogodsky, Kotovsky and Denisovetsky forests. Grass floors, reeds and forest waste burn in separate fires. 379 people and 100 equipment, including 3 An-32P planes and 2 helicopters from the State Emergency Service, were involved in the fight against the fires.

Photo: Vladimir Tarasov

The forest fire in Polessky district and the strong wind set fire to the houses of the village of Stara Markovka.

Photo: Julius Zozulya

In the center of Odessa, at the corner of Kanatnaya Street and Nakhimov Street, a house-monument of local architecture from 1893 collapsed. The day before, it started to be repaired.

Photo: Victor Koshmal

At the dawn of April 8, the so-called super moon took place: the maximum approach of the full moon towards the earth. The astronomical full moon was called Rose. At the same time, the full moon coincided with the so-called Super Moon – the time when the satellite was closest to Earth. In super moon (the term was coined by astrologer Richard Nolle in 1979), the moon appears to be 15% larger than usual.

Photo: Sergey Gudak

This chat offers a break from the rich news of the week on the territory of the Transcarpathian Museum of Popular Architecture and Life in Uzhgorod.

Photo: Julius Zozulya

And the Odessa four-legged barbel decided to arrange with the khans – to admire the sakura flowers.

Photo: Sergey Gudak

The Ukrainians are not far behind, who decided to have fun with photos of spring trees that have started to flower actively. In the photo – a selfie among the magnolias in Uzhgorod.

We also suggest you see brighter photos of the outgoing week.