The emergency mode was introduced in Rostov within the borders of houses damaged after the attack by drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

An emergency situation regime has been introduced in Rostov-on-Don within the borders of the territories affected by the attack of unmanned aerial vehicles. This was announced on September 6 by the mayor Alexander Scriabin.

As a result of the air attack, apartment and private houses, administrative buildings, as well as cars were damaged. According to the mayor, four people were injured, including two children. They receive the necessary medical care.

"Emergency services immediately began responding. A decision has been made: to introduce an emergency mode within the boundaries of the streets where damage was caused after the UAV crash," Scriabin wrote on the Telegram channel.

The city authorities also instructed to organize the work of operational headquarters and special commissions to assess the extent of the destruction. Specialists will conduct a tour of the territories to fix the damage and begin accepting applications from affected citizens for financial assistance.

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The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked Rostov-on-Don on the night of September 6. As a result, two apartment buildings were damaged, and a child was injured. People in the houses that were hit were evacuated. Later it became known that the number of victims in Rostov increased to three.