Number of bodies of civilians killed in g. Bucha in the Kiev region has grown to 403, of which 163 have been identified, Anatoliy Fedoruk, mayor of Bucha, said at a briefing at the Ukraine media center (Kyiv).

" Competent authorities carry out appropriate procedures. The opening of the second mass grave began today. 163 people have already been identified, we know what kind of people they are, where they lived. The death toll will grow - police, military, special services pass every quarter, every house, find burial places in private territories, raise bodies. It remains to clear 4 more small microdistricts. 16 people are considered missing, they do not get in touch for a long period of time. Most likely, we will find their bodies between settlements in the forests, because the inhabitants of the villages of Zdvizhevka, Babintsy, Lubyanka saw how the enemies were taken away from the city and taken them to their places of deployment in the forest area,"

He also confirmed the data of the Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada for Human Rights, Lyudmila Denisova, about new facts of rape of 25 women of different ages, but declined to clarify the details, citing the sensitivity of the issue..

Also, according to Fedoruk, the restoration of the critical infrastructure of the city has begun in the city.. Until April 17, Bucha plans to restore power supply, which will allow to start water supply and sewerage. Gas supply will also be restored during the week..

In total, 22 high-rise buildings were destroyed in the city (2 of which cannot be restored and will be dismantled) and 243 private houses. Building surveys continue.

" Robbed, left their symbols, signs. People will be shocked by their savagery,"

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At the same time, he noted that after April 17 it will be possible to consider the issue of the return of evacuees. According to the mayor, the police and volunteers control the situation in the city.

The most dangerous now forests and forest plantations. Fedoruk warns locals not to enter the forests.

" And a large number of mines. It is strictly forbidden to enter the forests, forest belts where the Russian invaders used to be,"