
The Kyiv Metro has temporarily suspended the movement of trains and the operation of escalators due to a loss of voltage from external power centers, the Kyiv City State Administration reported.
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The Kyiv Metro has suspended train service due to problems with external power supply.
The Kyiv Metro stopped work again due to a power loss. This was reported by the Kiev City State Administration (KCSA) on Telegram.
“Due to the disappearance of voltage from external power centers in the metro, the movement of trains and the operation of escalators has been temporarily suspended,” the message says.
In addition, ground transport: trams and trolleybuses were partially interrupted.

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