Over 5,800 Trains Evacuated in Ukraine in September Due to Threat of Strikes
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The evacuations mainly concern the south and east of the country, where passengers have to leave the wagons at every threat detected. These interruptions have caused up to 18 hours of delay in September on a network that has become indispensable since the closure of airspace.
Passengers were evacuated from more than 5,800 Ukrainian train services in September due to the threat of Russian drone strikes, the national railway operator told AFP on Monday.
More than 5,800 train journeys were evacuated in Ukraine in September due to drone threats, Ukrainian railway company Ukrzaliznytsia told AFP on Monday.
Due to the threat of Russian attacks on the Ukrainian rail network, 5,831 trains were evacuated in September, state-owned carrier Ukrzaliznytsia told AFP on Monday. In this situation, "delays are inevitable," and railways must demonstrate "ingenuity" to cope with the problem, the carrier's press office told the French agency. Most evacuations were carried out in areas close to the Ukrainian railway network. The article "Ukraine: Due to the threa…
Ukrainian railways had to evacuate passengers from more than 5,800 trains in September due to the constant threat of Russian drone attacks, an average of 205 trains evacuated per day.
Ukraine withdrew more than 5,800 trains in September due to threats of Russian attacks on the railway, said today the national railway company, admitting a "creative effort" to minimize delays.
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