As a result of a Russian missile strike on Kyiv on the evening of October 29, the Rozetka store near the "Komfort Town" residential complex in the Dnipro district of the capital was damaged. The company announced changes in order pickup for customers of this store.
This was reported by the Rozetka press service on October 30.
Orders that are in the damaged store plan to be moved to the nearest outlet of the chain. However, this can only be done after employees get safe and full access to the premises.
Goods that are still in transit and were supposed to arrive at the Rozetka store near "Komfort Town" will also be redirected to another store.
The company promises to personally notify each customer affected by the changes. Customers will be provided with information about the new location for order pickup and further steps.
Rozetka has not yet announced specific deadlines for moving goods and restoring work of the damaged store. Information about the extent of damages has also not been disclosed.
The Russian attack on the evening of October 29 caused damage to residential and commercial buildings in the Dnipro district of Kyiv.
Mayor Vitali Klitschko also reported partial destruction of the store building and a fire after falling rocket debris.
Earlier "Kurs Ukrainy" reported that during the Russian ballistic strike on the capital, residential buildings, cars, and warehouse infrastructure were damaged. In particular, a fire broke out in warehouse premises in the Darnytskyi district.
Source: Rozetka
