In the event of a blackout, heating points with uninterrupted power supply, wood-burning stoves, warm clothes, and Internet via Starlink will work in Ukrainian train stations.
In the event of a prolonged power outage, it is possible to purchase train tickets directly from the vehicles. In addition, in the event of a blackout, UZ prepares to provide other services. The representative of the passenger direction of Ukrzaliznytsia Anastasia Zolotareva said about it on the air of the information telethon.
“In the event of a prolonged power outage, Ukrzaliznytsia will allow passengers to purchase tickets at stations and trains,” said the UZ representative.
UZ also reported that generators and a reserve of diesel locomotives for trains have been prepared for the stations. All commuter trains are powered by diesel engines, but Ukrzaliznytsia does not rule out the possibility of reducing the frequency of flights in the event of an emergency.
In the event of a blackout, heating points with uninterrupted power supply, wood-burning stoves, warm clothes, and Internet via Starlink will work in Ukrainian train stations. Some locations are already equipped with children’s zones, first aid stations and catering from the international organization World Central Kitchen.
Recall that on December 5, Russian troops launched the eighth massive attack on Ukraine’s energy system, firing 70 missiles. Most of them were shot down by air defense, but some hit energy facilities in Kyiv, Vinnitsa and Odessa regions.
Earlier, the head of Ukrenergo said that the country’s energy system survived the biggest attack in history – the enemy fired more than 1,000 missiles and shells at Ukraine’s energy facilities. All power plants and thermal power plants in Ukraine were damaged to varying degrees.
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Source: korrespondent
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