Due to the heightened threat of shelling and infrastructure damage, a number of trains running through Dnipropetrovsk region have fallen behind schedule. Ukrzaliznytsia reported that return services will also be delayed, UNN reports.
A hot day in every sense for Ukrainian railway workers and passengers. Due to the heightened threat of shelling and infrastructure damage, a number of trains running through Dnipropetrovsk region have fallen behind schedule. This caused delays to return services and to those affected by them
Currently, the trains with the longest delays are:
- No. 119 Dnipro–Chełm +10:14
- No. 041 Dnipro–Truskavets +9:00, service limited to Lviv
- No. 083 Dnipro–Mukachevo +9:14, service limited to Lviv
- No. 003 Dnipro–Uzhhorod +6:45
- No. 285 Dnipro–Lviv +6:03
The company added that return services will also deviate from the schedule, and urged passengers to closely monitor messages in the Ukrzaliznytsia app and announcements at the station.
Trains No. 41 Dnipro–Truskavets and No. 83 Dnipro–Mukachevo will be limited to Lviv. Passengers will be transported onward to Truskavets and Mukachevo by commuter trains. No additional tickets are required. Follow the railway workers' coordination at the station.
The Ukrzaliznytsia team is optimizing routes and urgently preparing rolling stock so that your journey is as safe as possible and involves minimal delay. Meanwhile, the World Central Kitchen team has been delivering food all day to trains with the longest delays. Today, the results achieved by our reliable partner are impressive—about 1,700 passengers and train crew members received tasty and filling meals. Another 1,300 people were provided with water on an incredibly hot day