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In Volgograd for 11 hours will close the railway transfer in Gorky from October 21

Restrictions are introduced in connection with planned repair work on the appeal of the branch of Russian Railways

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In Volgograd for 11 hours will close the railway transfer in Gorky from October 21

From 16.00 on October 21 to 03.00 on October 22, the railway crossing along the street will be temporarily closed. Volgograd in the village of Gorky (Soviet district).

According to the administration of Volgograd, the closure affects the site from the public transport stop “Ring” to the intersection with the street. Budenny.

Drivers traveling through this area are provided with a detour: to pass the site of work, it is recommended to use the regional road R-260 on the section "Volgograd - Kamensk-Shakhtinsky - Luhansk".

Drivers are asked to plan their routes in advance, taking into account these restrictions.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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