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20 freight train cars derailed in the Sverdlovsk region In the Sverdlovsk region, a freight train derailed in the section from Kartsevo-Sdelnikovo. According to Sverdlovsk, the incident occurred at 01:30 local time (23:30 Moscow time on October 26). As a result, seven tanks caught fire. According to the spatial department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, there were no casualties. Due to a drop of cars, the clearing of the attached rail went wrong. However, passenger trains do not operate on this section. 106 people and 31 pieces of equipment were involved in eliminating the consequences, including 58 employees of the Office of Emergency Situations and 20 pieces of equipment from the department.

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20 freight train cars derailed in the Sverdlovsk region In the Sverdlovsk region, a freight train derailed in the section from Kartsevo-Sdelnikovo. According to Sverdlovsk, the incident occurred at 01:30 local time (23:30 Moscow time on October 26). As a result, seven tanks caught fire. According to the spatial department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, there were no casualties. Due to a drop of cars, the clearing of the attached rail went wrong. However, passenger trains do not operate on this section. 106 people and 31 pieces of equipment were involved in eliminating the consequences, including 58 employees of the Office of Emergency Situations and 20 pieces of equipment from the department.

20 freight train cars derailed in the Sverdlovsk region In the Sverdlovsk region, a freight train derailed in the section from Kartsevo-Sdelnikovo. According to Sverdlovsk, the incident occurred at 01:30 local time (23:30 Moscow time on October 26). As a result, seven tanks caught fire. According to the spatial department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, there were no casualties. Due to a drop of cars, the clearing of the attached rail went wrong. However, passenger trains do not operate on this section. 106 people and 31 pieces of equipment were involved in eliminating the consequences, including 58 employees of the Office of Emergency Situations and 20 pieces of equipment from the department.

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