The routes of 4 trains to Moscow and 2 trains from the capital will change due to incidents in the Tambov region. This was reported by the press service of the Federal Passenger Company (FPK).
“We are taking all possible measures to restore the traffic schedule. To divert trains and avoid congestion at the station, some trains will pass through Kochetovka station. Through the stations “Ozherelye” – “Uzlovaya” – “Elets” – “Gryazi” with the main line entrance at the “Michurinsk-Uralsky” station the trains will go: No. 5 Moscow – Astrakhan (departure on February 5), The train will not pass through the stations “Uzunovo”, “Mikhailov”, “Pavelets-Tulsky”, “Miloslavskoye”, “Ranenburg”, “Bogoyavlensk” No. 85 Moscow – Derbent (departing on February 5), the train will not pass through the stations “Ryazan 2”, “Post 315 km”, “Bogoyavlensk”. “Elets” – “Uzlovaya” with the main line at the station “Ozherelye”: No. 31 Tambov – Moscow (February 5), the train will not pass through the stations “Bogoyavlensk”, “Ranenburg”, “Miloslavskoye”, “Topily”, “Pavelets-Tulsky”, “Uzunovo”; “Topily”, “Pavelets-Tulsky”, “Uzunovo”; No. 47 Balakovo – Moscow (February 5), the train will not pass through the stations “Bogoyavlensk”, “Ranenburg”, “Troekurovo”, “Topily”, “Pavelets-Tulsky”, “Uzunovo” – No. 135 Saratov – Moscow (February 5), the train will not pass through the stations The message says “Bogoyavlensk”, “Ranenburg”, “Miloslavskoye”, “Pavelets-Tulsky”, “Mikhailov”, “Uzunovo”.
Passengers of these trains planning to board or alight at these stations will receive a full refund. Tickets purchased online will be automatically refunded to passengers within seven days. In this case, no additional treatment is required. If tickets were purchased with cash, you must contact the FPC box office to request a refund. Passengers are informed of any changes via SMS.
Information about the actual movement of trains can be obtained in the Russian Railways Passenger mobile application, as well as on the Russian Railways website. 24-hour toll-free number of the Russian Railways customer support center: 8-800-775-00-00.
Previously, Moscow City News Agency reported that at Kochetovka-2 station in the Tambov region, a freight train derailed, followed by a gasoline fire. The movement of passenger trains through the station has been resumed according to the temporary plan.
