Residents of Gorlovka are in panic: dozens are wounded and killed, shops are closed, there is not enough medicine (PHOTO)
Gorlovka, July 30 (Navigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – In Gorlovka, 27 people were killed as a result of shelling of residential areas.
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According to the Gorlovka publication, during the period from July 27 to July 29, 100 Gorlovka residents suffered from shelling, 27 died, four of them were children. Such data is announced in the City Council.
Local residents talk about the death of over fifty civilians.
The situation in the city remains very tense. As Deputy City Mayor Irina Dzhelomanova informed, as of July 30, 4 stores of the ATB chain were opened in the city (5th block, Nikitovsky district, Pobeda Avenue, 50), an Avers store on the 88th block, as well as some small grocery stores.
All retail outlets are operating at reduced hours. Bakery products are delivered to open retail establishments.
“The city’s supply is on the verge of disaster. Food is difficult to reach remote villages. There are no cigarettes, bread, sugar, dairy products, beer, and prices for strong alcohol are approaching astronomical levels. All this is delivered every two days. It's difficult to guess the time. Buses travel at wide intervals. There is almost no gasoline. Communication is difficult in the center; on the outskirts (Kalinovka, Kondratievka, Bessarabka) there is none at all. Or so it seems. When you call a person, you worry less when “the subscriber is not a subscriber” (because most likely he is in a basement or bomb shelter) than when the dial tone goes off and he doesn’t pick up,” says blogger Egor Voronov.
As Navigator reported, 14 people were killed as a result of the shelling of the city center on Sunday. The death of a young woman holding a child in her arms caused particular resonance.

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