Due to the aftermath of the overnight shelling of Kyiv, the city state administration announced changes to public transport. Damaged infrastructure forced the rerouting of a number of routes.
This was reported on the Kyiv GVA Telegram channel.
Public transport in Kyiv: changes
The Kyiv City State Administration announced the adjustment of routes of five bus lines due to damage to road infrastructure.
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Bus #78 now runs from Vasilkovskaya metro station to the Ring Road.
Route No. 9 runs in the direction of the Lukyanovskaya metro station along route No. 69, and No. 69 runs in the direction of Litvinenko-Volgemut Street along route No. 9.
Bus #2 runs from Sholudenko Street to Kyiv-Volynskyi Station without stopping at Vakhtang Kikabidze Street.
Route No. 75 has been adjusted from Grigory Gulyanitsky Street without calling at the Lugovaya, Naberezhnaya, Shevchenko and Poliklinika stops.
It was previously reported that the Kyiv City Express tracks suffered serious disruptions due to damage to the contact network between the Svyatoshyn and Pochaina stations.
Train B07 stopped near Priorka station due to a power outage.
Currently, city electric trains operate only along the northern semi-ring Svyatoshyn-Pochaina-Darnitsa in both directions.
Kyiv City Express trains from Darnitsa to Vokzalna arrive at Northern platform No. 1.
On the same platform, the driver's cabin changes and the train departs towards Darnitsa instead of the usual Northern platform No. 2.
Due to changes in schedules and routes, trains are running according to dispatcher schedules, so passengers are asked to listen carefully to announcements at stations.
Let us recall that as a result of the night shelling of Kyiv on July 4, more than 20 people were injured.
Russia attacked Ukraine with 550 air targets, of which 478 were neutralized.
The occupiers directed their main attack at the capital.
