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29 July 2004, the Euratom loaned to the Ukrainian Nuclear Power Company Energoatom for unit 2 at Khmelnitsky and unit 4 at Rovno nuclear power plants in Ukraine will be signed in Kyiv.
In Volyn – another case of poisoning with counterfeit alcohol. Towards evening, a 45-year-old man from the village of Ostrovok was brought to the intensive care unit of the Volodymyr-Volynskyi district hospital from his place of residence. The victim had signs of severe poisoning.
CEC refused to register self-nominee Hlavatskyi as a presidential candidate \n \n \nThe Central Election Commission refused to register self-nominee 34-year-old Oleksandr Hlavatskyi as a presidential candidate. \n \nThe CEC made this decision at a meeting on Thursday.
As an analytical study found, Volyn deputies are among the regions where parliamentary activity is traditionally highest in terms of quantitative indicators of work with citizens' appeals.
On Thursday, the Dutch Football Association (KNVB) announced that it had reached an agreement with Marco van Basten, who became the new coach of the Netherlands national team.
The situation around the alleged attack, allegedly on the election headquarters of candidate Viktor Yanukovych in Pryluky, Chernihiv region, is becoming increasingly tangled.
During June-July 2004, excavations of Trypillian culture sites took place in the village of Holyshiv, Lutsk district. Thirty years ago it was believed that there were practically no sites of this proto-civilization in Volyn.
Reports of people dying in water won't surprise anyone these hot days. But the death of a two-year-old toddler shocked the village of Luchychi in the Ratniv district (Volyn). Maksymko Zh. was playing in the yard in the evening. His mother, who was busy with household chores, glanced at the boy from time to time.
The August increase in pensions affects 236,000 pensioners in Volyn.
Presidential candidate Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych has publicly made two more spelling mistakes. \n \nIn the latest issue of the newspaper "Russkaya Pravda," the front page features a photograph of a handwritten address by Yanukovych to readers: "Vas ne pidvedu! Z lyuvovyu. V. Yanukovych.