Rescuers dismantled all the rubble from buildings in Borodianka

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Ksenia Omelchenko

Rescuers dismantled all the rubble of buildings in Borodianka, Kyiv region after the russian offensive, and found the bodies of 41 people from the rubble.

This was announced by the Acting Head of the Borodianka village council Heorhii Yerko, Suspilne reports.

"To date, all the debris has been dismantled. 8 (multi-story) buildings have been completely destroyed, and 32 houses have been partially damaged. Private houses have been destroyed in our community: about 500 houses have been completely destroyed, about 450 more houses have been partially destroyed or damaged," he said.

"41 people were taken out from the rubble, and the people who were shot were buried by their relatives and friends in the yard or in the garden. Some of the people still managed to be buried in the cemetery. I think it's about a hundred people," he said. Yerko.

According to Yerko, the occupiers did not allow burying people or even removing bodies for 10-15 days.

"It was necessary to go to the commandant's office, to negotiate with someone, because traffic on the central streets was prohibited," he said.