Residents of four villages near Khabarovsk were left without buses for two days.

Residents of four villages near Khabarovsk were left without buses for two days.

Residents of four villages near Khabarovsk were left without bus service for two days. According to the carrier, his only bus that operated on this line broke down and did not return to the line.

אנחנו מדברים על מסלול מס' 111, המחבר בין תחנת האוטובוסים של חברובסק לבין הכפר קונסטנטינובקה. בדרך עובר האוטובוס בכפרי הפרברים מטבייבקה, סמירנובקה וגלקינו, ונכנס גם לכפר סבצ'ינו שנמצא מעט מהצד. נתיב פרברי זה מוגש על ידי יזם יחיד D.V. ארטמונוב, שעובד במספר מסלולים נוספים בחברובסק ובאזור חברובסק. כפי שסיפרו תושבי הכפרים קונסטנטינובקה וגלקינו לכתב גוברניה אונליין, בבוקר ה-9 בנובמבר הפסיק האוטובוס להגיע אליהם.

"For the second day in a row, our only bus does not come to us, and we simply have no other ways to get to Khabarovsk and back. In our villages and in the neighborhood there are now mainly old men, women and children; Few people here have their own car. We all work in the city, our children attend technical schools there and participate in various clubs and back-to-work classes, and how can we now return the children to work? School, how to get to the hospital or somewhere else to do your business. Not everyone can afford a taxi, you can't drive it for a long time, and a taxi doesn't always come to us," said Tatyana, a resident of the village of Galkino.

The dispatch service of Khabarovsk's road department confirmed that the carrier did not put the bus on line 111 for two days in a row. According to the dispatcher, the businessman explains his actions by saying that the bus broke down. This information was confirmed by the press service of the Ministry of Transport and Road Facilities of Khabarovsk Territory. They also clarified that the carrier was able to quickly repair its bus, and on the morning of November 11 it will return to the line according to the accepted schedule.