Ukrzaliznytsia trains continue to overcome the consequences of the overnight shelling of infrastructure in Poltava region, while there are still a number of significant delays.
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The carrier’s official statement mentions the following seven trains:
- 21/22 Kharkov – Lviv +10:34 hours;
- 103/104 Kramatorsk – Lviv +10:34;
- ½ Kharkov – Ivano-Frankivsk +10:06;
- 201/202 Kharkov – Vorokhta +10:06;
- 63/64 Kharkov – Lviv +4:57;
- 111/112 Izyum – Lviv +4:57;
- 112/111 Lviv – Izyum +2:25.
This in turn means that there will also be an impact on the departure of two return flights this evening:
- 64/63 Lviv – Kharkov will depart from the final station approximately 2 hours later than its schedule;
- 112/111 Lviv – Izyum will depart from the final station approximately 2 hours later than its schedule.
- 2/1 Ivano-Frankivsk – Kharkov will depart from the final station approximately 3 hours later than its schedule;
- 202/201 Vorokhta – Kharkov will depart from the final stop on schedule, but will have an unscheduled stop at Ivano-Frankivsk station lasting about 3 hours.
The damaged sections of the infrastructure have already been restored by the railway workers. They also provided passengers with free lunches during the stop in Kyiv.
Let us recall that on the night of August 4, as a result of shelling in Poltava region, the railway infrastructure was damaged.
A number of trains on the Kharkiv route were quickly rerouted to continue their journey, but because of this they are running with significant delays.
Source: Racurs
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