The Trubnaya station is operating normally. In Moscow
The Trubnaya station is operating normally. In Moscow, due to heavy rainfall, water entered the vestibule of the Trubnaya station on the Lublinsky-Dmitrovskaya line of the Moscow Metro; however, the station remains operational, according to a statement from the capital's metro administration to Interfax.
Consensus
- On July 11, heavy rainfall occurred in Moscow.
- Water entered the vestibule of the 'Tрубnaya' metro station on the Lyublinsko-Dmitrovskaya line due to heavy rains.
- The station continued operating in a normal mode despite water ingress.
- Water was drained through the station's drainage system.
- Metro staff removed water from the vestibule.
- Entrances and exits of the 'Tрубnaya' station remained open.
- Authorities advised residents to use metro for travel due to bad weather.
- Severe weather, including rain, thunderstorms, wind, and hail, was expected to continue into the next day.
Points of divergence
- A flood near 'Ploshchad Vosstaniya' metro station in St. Petersburg caused water to reach ankle depth at the entrance to Moscow Station, with people navigating through puddles and seeking alternative routes. — fontanka
- Two people were injured by lightning strikes during the storm in Moscow. — kommersant
Coverage (5 sources)
- To the train station — swim. In St. Petersburg, rain is approaching the metro — Фонтанка
- Trubnaya Station Operating Normally After Rainwater Inflow — РИАМО
- Moscow Metro vestibule flooded due to heavy rain — Коммерсантъ
- Trubnaya Station in Moscow Operating Normally After Heavy Rainfall — Вести
- Water inflow observed at Trubnaya metro station due to bad weather — Интерфакс