BZD: Adler-Minsk train on 11, 13 and 15 October will follow the changed schedule and route
Passenger train No. 301 Adler – Minsk departing from Adler on October 11, 13 and 15 will follow the changed schedule. This sb.by reported in the press center ...

Passenger train No. 301 Adler – Minsk departing from Adler on October 11, 13 and 15 will follow the changed schedule. This was reported by sb.by in the press center of the Belarusian Railway.

The press center said:
- According to information received from Russian Railways, for technical reasons, the Adler-Minsk train No. 301 departing from Adler on 11.13 and 15 October at 20:38 and arriving in Minsk on 13, 15 and 17 October at 19:03 will follow the changed schedule and route through Bryansk, Smolensk, Orsha-Central (instead of Gomel station) to Minsk. The train will arrive in Minsk at 18:19 instead of 19:03.
For the delivery of passengers traveling as part of the train No. 301 Adler – Minsk from the stations of the Russian Federation to the stations of the section Gomel – Minsk, additionally appointed train No. 612 Minsk – Gomel. He will depart from the station Minsk-Passenger 13, 15 and 17 October at 20:26 and arrive in Gomel at 23:59.
For passengers who previously purchased travel documents for train No. 301 Adler-Minsk from the stations of the Gomel-Minsk section, train No. 611 Gomel-Minsk departing from Gomel on 13, 15 and 17 October at 14:38 and arriving in Minsk at 19:03.
In addition, on October 13, 15 and 17, train No. 302 Minsk – Adler follows the current schedule to the Gomel station, then – a modified route through Mogilev, Orsha, Smolensk, Bryansk and further on its route.
- We ask passengers to understand the situation and apologize for the inconvenience caused, the statement said.
More detailed information about the timetable of these trains can be found on the official website of BZD, in the official mobile application "BCh. My Train", as well as by calling 105 of the BZD contact center. BZD in the framework of the development of patriotic tourism offers train tours to military-historical sites



