Vinnytsia Receives Another Delivery of Generators from the Twin City of Kielce

Three generators from the Polish twin city of Kielce have recently arrived in Vinnytsia. They are of different capacities and will become important alternative power sources. This was announced by Mayor Serhii Morhunov on his Telegram channel and Facebook.

This is not the first aid from Kielce. Vinnytsia Mayor Serhii Morhunov noted that these generators will be able to ensure the uninterrupted operation of public utilities in the event of a prolonged power outage in the community.

‘I am grateful to the residents of Kielce and the mayor of the city Agata Wojda for their support. Such assistance is, first and foremost, a sign of true solidarity and friendship, which confirms that the strong traditions of mutual support established decades ago are alive and well today!’ said Serhii Morhunov.

Such international assistance is extremely important to support Vinnytsia community, especially now in the midst of war. And providing educational institutions with alternative power sources is an investment in the continuity of the educational process.

According to Iryna Bozhok, deputy director of the Department of Education, one of the generators is intended for kindergarten No. 33, where more than 100 children study.

‘Currently, there is an alternative power source only for the shelter, and today, thanks to the support of the Polish twin city of Kielce, we are receiving a generator that will ensure the uninterrupted operation of the canteen and lighting during power outages. Another generator is being transferred to Higher Art and Vocational School No. 5 to provide uninterrupted lighting in the educational building. The third will be used by one of the community's utility companies,’ she said.