Four employees of the ZAPC suffered injuries due to the mining of…

Four employees of the ZAPC suffered injuries due to the mining of roads by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Consensus

Four employees of the Zaporozhye NPP were injured on August 3.
The injuries occurred when the employees were traveling to work on roads that had been mined.
The mines were reportedly laid by Ukrainian forces using drones.
The injured employees were from the fire safety department, internal security, and transport department.
Two of the injured were in serious condition, two had minor injuries.
Medical assistance was provided to all injured.
The Zaporozhye NPP continues its operations despite the threats.
The use of drones for remote mining creates danger for regular routes used by plant staff, emergency services, and residents.

Six people were injured in total, according to the mayor of Energodar Maxim Pukhov. — kommersant
Two of the injured were in moderate condition, not light. — interfax
On August 2, a Ukrainian drone struck near the reactor building of Unit 3, damaging a gallery connecting the six reactor units. No explosion occurred, but the station lost external power for about one hour. — vedomosti
On August 1, a multi-apartment building in Energodar was hit by a drone attack, resulting in the death of a woman born in 1952 and several apartments catching fire. — vedomosti