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“Southern” trains delayed due to emergency in the Arkhangelsk region

In the Arkhangelsk region early in the morning of November 10, there was a collapse of the passage of the railway bridge at the Cheremukh-Viledi stretch

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“Southern” trains delayed due to emergency in the Arkhangelsk region

In the Arkhangelsk region early in the morning of November 10, there was a collapse of the span of the railway bridge at the Chryomukh-Viled.

Due to the suspension of traffic on this section, ten passenger trains are expected to be delayed. In the list of affected routes:

To continue the journey of passengers through the closed area are transported by road, after which they follow further along their routes by train. Employees of train crews provide travelers with all the necessary assistance, the press service of the FPC reports.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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