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Trains from Kaliningrad to Krasnolesye and Zheleznodorozhny went on a winter break

Suburban trains from Kaliningrad to Krasnolesye and Zheleznodorozhny stopped running. This was reported to KZhD.

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Trains from Kaliningrad to Krasnolesye and Zheleznodorozhny went on a winter break

Suburban trains from Kaliningrad to Krasnolesye and Zheleznodorozhny stopped running. This was reported to KZhD.

Last Sunday, trains on these routes made their last flights this year. These rail buses started running on weekends and holidays from May 1.

During the summer season, almost 16 thousand passengers used trains in Krasnolesye and Zheleznodorozhny. This is 2.2% more than last year.

Next year, Kaliningrad Railways plans to re-launch trains on these routes for the summer season.

Earlier, we wrote that a new evening flight would appear between Sovetsky and Neman.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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