Metro trains resume schedule after person falls on tracks
Movement on the Moscow Metro's Circle Line was restored to the regular schedule after a person fell onto the tracks at Kurskaya station, causing temporary increases in train intervals. The incident occurred on September 1, and the service resumed by 9:33.
Consensus
- Movement on the Moscow Metro's Circle Line was temporarily disrupted due to a person falling onto the tracks.
- Train intervals on the Circle Line were increased in the counterclockwise direction.
- The incident occurred at Kurskaya station.
- The service was restored to the regular schedule by 9:33 on September 1.
- The Moscow Department of Transport confirmed the resumption of the regular schedule.
Points of divergence
- The person's condition is unknown. — riamo
- A similar incident occurred on August 7 on the Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya Line at Polzheyevskaya station, and another on June 25 on the Big Circle Line. — vm
Coverage (7 sources)
- Train movements on the Circle Line of the metro were introduced into the schedule after a breakdown — РИАМО
- Person fell on the way to the Circle line of Moscow Metro — РИАМО
- In Moscow metro, a person fell on the tracks, train schedule was changed — Вести
- Movement on the Circle Line of the metro was introduced into the schedule — Вечерняя Москва
- Train movements returned to schedule on the Circle line of the capital metro — НТВ Москва
- Intervals of train movement on the Moscow Ring Line of the metro temporarily increased — НТВ Москва
- Passenger fell on tracks on the Circle Line of the metro, intervals increased — Вечерняя Москва