Specialists are checking whether the bridge over the Chapaevka River can support trains.
Unknown people in the Samara region of Russia on the night of March 4 blew up the support of the bridge over the Chapaevka River.
Russian telegram channels report this.
The railway bridge over the Chapaevka River in the Samara region was damaged as a result of an explosion. Thus, the metal structures of the bridge were damaged, as well as the barriers. The concrete support itself was not damaged.
The movement of three passenger trains traveling from Moscow, and the movement of one electric train.
Traffic along this section of the railway was temporarily stopped. Specialists check whether the bridge can support trains.
The area is cordoned off. Special services and sappers are working on the spot. No injuries.
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