Two underground intensive care units have been opened in Kharkiv, according to the city's mayor.

In Kharkiv, two underground resuscitation departments have already been established, allowing for emergency assistance even under active combat conditions.

This was reported by the mayor of Kharkiv, Igor Terekhov, during a broadcast on the "We are Ukraine" channel, as conveyed by "Dumka".

According to him, the city has already constructed two underground resuscitation departments.

"There are operating rooms, resuscitation teams are working there, and people can receive urgent medical care, regardless of the situation on the surface," Terekhov noted.

Such projects are very important for the city; however, their implementation requires significant financial investments. Therefore, the possibility of building new underground hospitals is limited.

In addition to medical shelters, Kharkiv is also setting up underground schools to ensure that the educational process continues even during air raid alerts. The city is gradually adapting to new challenges, doing everything possible to ensure the safety of its residents.