The governor of the Ulyanovsk region said that he had gone to the place of the train derailment.

The governor of the Ulyanovsk region, Alexei Russian, went to the site of the derailment of the Chelyabinsk —Moscow passenger train. He announced this on April 3 in his Telegram channel.

"Seven cars of the Chelyabinsk–Moscow passenger train derailed near Bryandino station today. I drove to the place. The circumstances are being clarified," Russian wrote.

He promised to inform about the situation, adding that ambulance and disaster medicine teams were sent to the site. The governor clarified that information about the victims is being clarified, and he is in touch with the operational services and the leadership of Russian Railways.

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A source from Izvestia reported on the derailment of seven cars of the Chelyabinsk–Moscow passenger train No. 302 earlier that day. Previously, there were 415 passengers on the train. Due to the accident, traffic on the section of tracks was stopped. The Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations informed Izvestia that there were no preliminary deaths as a result of the incident.

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