Dnipro railway station resumes operation after Russian shelling - "Ukrzaliznytsia"
In Dnipro, the railway station has already resumed operations after the Russian shelling.
This was reported by "Ukrzaliznytsia" , Censor.NET informs.
"Ukrzaliznytsia continues to assess the consequences of the morning hostile attack on its infrastructure in Dnipro and the region and to promptly eliminate them. Dnipro railway station has already resumed operations: passengers of the train No. 40 Zaporizhzhia - Solotvyno, which is currently awaiting permission to enter the station, will be able to board the train at Dnipro station," the statement said.
As of now, the following trains are significantly delayed:
- No. 38 Kyiv - Zaporizhzhia;
- No. 733 Dnipro - Kyiv;
- No. 5/215 Chernivtsi - Zaporizhzhia (delay up to half an hour).
For passengers who were unable to catch their train due to the shelling, the railway company will find seats on other trains of the desired direction throughout the day: boarding is possible using tickets for the previous train.
Strike on the Dnipro on 19 April
In the morning, a series of explosions took place in Dnipro. The city was under rocket fire.
In Dnipro, a missile struck a five-storey building and started a fire.
The shelling of the city killed 2 people and injured 15.
"UZ" reported that the Russian occupiers carried out a targeted massive shelling of civilian infrastructure facilities of "Ukrzaliznytsia" in Dnipro and the region. There are currently train delays and railway workers have been injured.
