Diplomats urge Ukrainians in US to avoid crowded places, demonstrations
Ukraine’s Embassy in the United States has recommended the citizens of Ukraine to avoid crowded public areas and do not participate in the demonstrations, and address to the diplomatic establishments in case of emergency.
“In relation to the protests in certain cities of the United States, the Embassy of Ukraine in the United States recommends that Ukrainian citizens to avoid crowded places, not participate in demonstrations, steadily comply with the security measures and the rules of staying in the country by the foreigners, comply with the lawful requirements of law enforcement agencies, as well as to monitor the local reports authorities on the development of the situation,” reads a statement on the embassy’s Facebook on Tuesday night.
“In an emergency occurs, citizens of Ukraine should contact the consular department of the Ukrainian Embassy in the United States if they are in Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Virginia, Delaware, Georgia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Florida. Hotline: +1 (202) 322 2616, e-mail: consul_us@mfa.gov.ua,” it was informed.
Please, call to the Consulate General of Ukraine in New York, if you are in Vermont, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Road Island on a hotline: + 1 917 325 1444, e-mail: gc_usn@mfa.gov.ua
Please call to the Consulate General of Ukraine in Chicago, if you are in Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Minnesota, Michigan, Nebraska, South Dakota and North Dakota on a hotline: +1 312 536 9418, e-mail: gc_usc@mfa.gov.ua
Please call to the Consulate General of Ukraine in San Francisco, if you are in Idaho, Arizona, Wyoming, Washington, Hawaii, California, Colorado, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah on a hotline:+1 415 690 0460, e-mail: gc_uss@mfa.gov.ua
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