The collapse of a cliff in Tuapse delayed the movement of 10 trains

In Tuapse, Krasnodar Territory, the movement of 10 trains was delayed due to a rock collapse. This was announced on June 17 on the website of the North Caucasus Railway (NCRR).

"Due to the collapse of rocks caused by heavy rains, traffic was suspended on the Tuapse – Shepsi stage in the Tuapse region of the Russian Railways," the publication says.

Thus, No. 6801 Tuapse — Imereti Resort, No. 808 Lastochka Airport Sochi — Rostov-on-Don, No. 6803 Tuapse — Imereti Resort, No. 459 Tambov — Adler, No. 643 Kislovodsk — Adler, No. 480 Sukhum — St. Petersburg, No. 641 Rostov -Adler, No. 127 were detained. Krasnoyarsk — Adler, No. 465 Astrakhan — Imereti resort, No. 541 Moscow — Adler, clarifies "Газета.Ru ".

A team of railway workers cleared the site in a short time. It is noted that traffic on one of the tracks was opened, and at 5:47 Moscow time it was completely restored.

On May 2, seven trains were delayed in the Moscow region due to the worsening weather. The Federal Passenger Company (FPC) clarified that the delays affected trains passing through Yaroslavsky railway Station in the capital. These are trains going to Moscow from Labytnanga, Yaroslavl, Vladivostok and Vologda, departing from Moscow to Yaroslavl and Arkhangelsk, as well as the Smolensk–Arkhangelsk train.