Traffic on the Moscow Metro Ring Line was blocked due to a man on the way.

The movement of trains in the counterclockwise direction on the Ring Line of the Moscow metro was temporarily stopped due to the appearance of a person on the tracks. This was announced on April 7 in the metropolitan Department of Transport.

"There is no counterclockwise movement on the Ring Line (5)," follows from a post on the Telegram channel.

Later, the department announced the resumption of train traffic.

"Traffic on the Ring Line (5) is on the schedule," the Department of Transport wrote.

Emergency on the railway: seven cars of the Chelyabinsk-Moscow passenger train derailed

There were 412 people in the squad

In the Kostroma region, at Ponazyrevo station, a passenger on the Chelyabinsk—St. Petersburg train pushed the conductor out of the carriage on April 5. As a result, the woman fell from a great height between the tracks and suffered a compression fracture of the spine. The reason for the aggressive behavior could be the refusal of the conductor to let the man out for a smoke break during a short stay. There is no platform at the station, so the woman fell from a height.

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