
The incident occurred on the Racheika-Balasheyka stretch in the Samara region
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The incident occurred on the Novoobraztsovoye - Inza section of the Kuibyshev railway.
The driver of a passenger train traveling from Moscow to Tolyatti was injured when the first carriage was damaged. This was reported by the Kuibyshev Railway.
The incident occurred due to “external interference” in the operation of railway transport on the Racheyka-Balasheyka section of the Novoobraztsovoye-Inza section of the Kuibyshev Railway. The electric locomotive was also damaged. There is no meeting of the composition.
It is clarified that the passengers were not injured. At the moment, train traffic on the stretch has been restored. The trains follow their routes with deviations from the schedule: No. 66 Moscow - Tolyatti for 2 hours 59 minutes, No. 16 Moscow - Samara for 3 hours 5 minutes, No. 10 Moscow - Samara for 2 hours 18 minutes and No. 14 Moscow - Chelyabinsk for 17 minutes.

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