“Ukrzaliznytsia” resumes train traffic from almost all previously closed stations

The State Commission for Safety and Technogenic and Environmental Emergencies has allowed Ukrzaliznytsia to resume traffic at most of the previously closed stations. This is indicated on the airline’s website on October 23.

Starting at midnight on October 26, ticket sales will be open from Ivano-Frankivsk, Dubno and Zdolbunov (Rivne region), Khmelnytsky, Grechany, Slavuta, Volochisk and Dunaevtsy (Khmelnitsky region) train stations, Ternopil , Taras Shevchenko station (Smila city, Cherkasy region), Sumy at the following addresses:

• №1 / 2 Konstantinovka – Ivano-Frankivsk;
• № 8/7 Kiev – Chernivtsi;
• № 11/12 Odessa – Lviv;
• No. 15/16 Kharkiv-Rakhiv;
• 21/22 Kharkiv – Truskavets;
• / 41/42 Dnipro – Truskavets;
• №43 / 44 Ivano-Frankivsk – Kiev;
• No. 45/46 Uzhgorod – Lisichansk;
• No. 49/50 Kiev – Truskavets;
• No. 72/71 Zaporozhye – Kiev;
• No. 76/75 Kryvyi Rih – Kiev;
• No. 81/82 Kiev – Uzhgorod;
• No. 84/83 Mariupol – Kiev;
• No. 86/85 Lviv-Novoalekseevka;
• No. 88/87 Kovel-Novoalekseevka;
• No. 98/97 Kovel – Kiev;
• №102 / 101 Kiev – Kherson;
• No. 108/107 Odessa-Uzhgorod;
• No. 110/109 Lviv-Kherson;
• No. 116/115 Kiev-Berdyansk;
• No. 118/117 Chernivtsi – Kiev;
• №122 / 121 Nikolaev – Kiev;
• No. 136/135 Odessa – Chernivtsi
• №217 / 218 Kiev – Rakhiv;
• No. 702/701 Lviv – Chernivtsi
• No. 715/716 Kiev – Lviv;
• No. 732/731 Kiev – Zaporozhye;
• No. 734/733 Kiev-Pokrovsk;
• No. 738/737 Kiev – Zaporozhye;
• No. 739/740 Kiev-Kryvyi Rih;
• No. 743/744 Kiev – Lviv;
• №749 / 750 Kiev – Ivano-Frankivsk;
• No. 766/765 Kiev-Kherson;
• No. 769/770 Kiev – Kamenets-Podilsky;
• No. 772/771 Khmelnitsky – Kiev;
• No. 779/780 Sumy – Kiev – Vinnitsa;
• No. 782/781 Cherkasy – Kiev.

In addition, as of October 26, ticket sales from Podolsk station (Odessa region) to the following addresses will be closed:

• No. 106/105 Kiev-Odessa;
• No. 108/107 Odessa-Uzhgorod;
• No. 136/135 Odessa – Chernivtsi;
• №146 / 145 Kiev – Izmail;
• No. 763/764 Kiev – Odessa.

An outbreak of coronavirus infection began in late 2019 in China. On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared the spread of the coronavirus a pandemic. In Ukraine, since the beginning of the epidemic, COVID-19 was confirmed by 337,410 people, 6,289 patients died, 139,755 recovered.

July 22 The Cabinet of Ministers issued a decree that, depending on the epidemic situation of the region or of the individual administrative-territorial units, establishes a “green”, “yellow”, “orange” or “red” level of epidemic danger of the spread of the COVID-19. On October 13, the adaptive quarantine was extended until the end of 2020.