The kindergarten in Anapa is closed for repairs after a drone attack.

In a kindergarten in Anapa, windows were shattered as a result of a drone strike, and the institution is closed for repairs. Telegram users considered the issue of protecting children from glass shards during drone attacks to be relevant.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", last night, according to the governor of Kuban Veniamin Kondratiev, during a drone attack in Anapa three private houses and a kindergarten were damaged. There were no injuries.

In Anapa, as a result of a drone attack, windows were damaged in kindergarten No. 5, the operational headquarters of Kuban reported on its Telegram channel. "The institution is not operating. If necessary, a nearby kindergarten will accept children during the repair work," the publication states.

Buildings of enterprises were also damaged, the head of the city, Svetlana Maslova, informed on her Telegram channel.

"Debris from the drone damaged 2 non-residential buildings of enterprises, 3 households (windows were shattered, the roof of the summer kitchen was damaged), and 4 passenger cars. In the kindergarten 'Volna', the glazing of 4 windows was damaged. Today, repair work will take place on the territory of the kindergarten, and the institution will resume accepting children from tomorrow. There are no injuries in any case," the official wrote.

As of 19:50 Moscow time, there were 17 comments under Svetlana Maslova's publication, mostly with advertising announcements. Only a few users commented on the drone attack.

"It's terrible that such damage is caused by a drone. I hope everything will be restored quickly, the children will return to classes in the kindergarten soon, and everything will be fine," wrote a user with the nickname "merelin".

The issue of protection from window shards in educational institutions is concerning.

"Svetlana Borisovna, I am very concerned about the issue of protection from window shards in educational institutions, in case of an attack during the daytime and shock waves when children are in kindergartens and schools," addressed the city head Lutsia in absentia.

"It seems they said that all educational institutions would cover their windows with protective film so that shards wouldn't scatter," responded Law-abiding Citizen. As of 19:50 Moscow time, city officials had not responded to these comments.

Recall that last night in Novorossiysk, during a drone attack, four people were killed, including a child. Another 29 people were injured. 28 people were hospitalized, including two children. After noon, 17 people remained in the hospital, four of whom were in serious condition.

According to the head of Novorossiysk, as a result of the attack, three private and five apartment buildings, three enterprises, as well as the buildings of a clinic, an Orthodox church, and a kindergarten were damaged.