Odesa Mayor Gennady Trukhanov inspected the restoration project at 134 Prince Vladimir the Great Street, the site of one of the most horrific tragedies of 2024.
Last year, anti-emergency and stabilization measures were implemented, preserving the integrity of the apartments in the right section of the entrance while renovating common areas. The internal heating system has been fully upgraded, enabling residents of the intact apartments to return home. Residents of the destroyed apartments received housing certificates and utilized them through the eRecovery program.

Based on engineering surveys, a reconstruction project was developed. The protruding remnants of the left section of the entrance were dismantled. The external wall will be repaired according to current building regulations. In addition to installing monolithic buttresses, the foundation will be reinforced with a monolithic slab, ensuring the building's reliability even under challenging conditions.

“The left section still contains intact rooms from the destroyed apartments, which we will unite and use as temporary housing. We plan to complete their renovation with support from charitable foundations,” stated Mayor Gennady Trukhanov.

As reported by the mayor's advisor on NGO coordination, Veronika Etnarovich, external and internal doors have already been purchased. Charitable organizations have also supplied builders with foam blocks for internal renovation work.