According to Ukrinform, the Kyiv Regional Military Administration reported this on Facebook.

In most settlements in the Kyiv region, levels of chemical and biological substances in the air have not exceeded permissible limits. The average daily observation results from monitoring stations confirm this.

"At the same time, air quality has temporarily deteriorated in the towns of Vyshhorod, Boiarka, Vasylkiv, Obukhiv, and Brovary, as well as in the villages of Ivankiv and Velyka Dymerka. Elevated concentrations of fine particulate matter have been recorded there, which may cause breathing discomfort in the elderly, people sensitive to irritants, and children,” the statement reads.

Until the situation improves, experts recommend keeping windows closed, limiting prolonged exposure to the outdoors, drinking plenty of water, and, if you have an air purifier, using it at maximum capacity.

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Gamma radiation levels in the Kyiv region are within the natural background range.

The Kyiv Regional Military Administration reminded the public that an extreme fire danger level remains in effect in the Kyiv region on August 7. Weather conditions will increase the likelihood of fires breaking out and spreading within ecosystems if ignition sources (e.g., open flames) are present.

As reported by Ukrinform, a temporary deterioration in air quality was observed in the capital as of 8:00 a.m. on August 5.