Prime Minister Sergii Koretskyi reported this on Facebook, according to Ukrinform.

According to him, water has already been supplied to Marhanets, and the city's water networks are currently being filled. Centralized water supply has also been restored in the Tomakivka community. In other communities, water is reaching pumping stations, and the supply to settlements is beginning.

The head of government thanked all the services involved, as well as the people who worked around the clock to resolve the situation.

"Unfortunately, accidents happen. But the response to them must be as rapid as possible. People need to see that problems are being resolved promptly," Koretskyi stressed.

According to the prime minister, heads of regions, cities and communities, particularly those in frontline areas, must clearly understand that, in addition to accidents, the main threat remains Russian terrorism targeting civilian infrastructure.

Therefore, backup capacity must be ensured based on the worst-case scenario. This is the personal responsibility of regional authorities.

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"The government is ready to provide all the necessary support and assistance," the prime minister assured.

As Ukrinform reported, an accident on a main water pipeline left some communities in the Dnipropetrovsk region without water for several days. The government ordered urgent measures to resolve the problem.