Collision between an electric train and a passenger train. A train passenger turned on her camera seconds before the collision with a train: video
In the west of the capital on the Belarusian direction of Moscow railway collided with a train long distance"Moscow - Brest" and train.
As a result, four cars derailed. As a result of the incident, at least 16 people were injured, according to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, 12 were hospitalized, including a child. The department also noted that the accident was caused by emergency braking, which was applied by the electric train driver to avoid hitting a person who was on the tracks. RT collected details of what happened.
Four carriages derailed as a result of a collision between the Moscow-Brest long-distance train and an electric train in the west of the capital. The accident was caused by emergency braking, which was applied by the electric train driver to avoid hitting a person on the tracks.
"According to preliminary information, railway tracks“due to the emergency braking applied by the driver because of a person on the tracks, a collision occurred between the electric train without passengers “Vyazma - Moscow” and the long-distance train “Moscow - Brest”, as a result of which four cars derailed,” TASS quotes a statement from the press service capital headquarters of the Ministry of Emergency Situations.
Video broadcast of a collision between an electric train and a train in Moscow.
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There are people injured
As a result of the collision, 12 people were hospitalized, including a child.
“20 requests for medical assistance were received, 12 people were sent for hospitalization to medical institutions,” the Ministry of Emergency Situations said in a statement.
According to some reports, about 20 more passengers sought medical help on the spot.
They are working on site
The Ministry of Railways reported that an operational headquarters has been created to eliminate the consequences of the incident. Currently, more than 170 people and about 70 pieces of equipment are working on site, including two emergency recovery trains.
The Moscow government has already announced that it will provide assistance to Russian Railways in connection with the train collision.
“The Moscow government will provide all necessary assistance to PJSC Russian Railways - the Moscow Railway in connection with the incident in the Belarusian direction,” the capital’s Department of Transport and Road Infrastructure Development said on Twitter.
The Moscow Government will provide all necessary assistance to PJSC RUSSIAN RAILWAYS-Mos.zhd in connection with the incident in the Bel. direction.
Traffic was blocked
Due to the incident, the movement of electric trains on the Fili-Kuntsevo section was stopped. Instead, compensation buses came onto the line.
"The Moscow-Brest passenger train and an electric train collided in Russia."
“For technical reasons, there is no movement of electric trains on the Fili - Kuntsevo section Belarusian direction MZD. To ensure the transportation of passengers, compensation buses have been assigned by order of OJSC Central PPK, which will run from the Moscow Belorusskaya station to Odintsovo,” TASS quotes the press service of the Central Passenger Suburban Company.
The Moscow government ordered dedicated buses to run “until last passenger».
“Compensation buses will run until the last passenger.” Such an order was received by Mosgortrans from the Moscow Government,” the statement says.
Compensation buses will run until the last passenger. This order was received by Mosgortrans from the Moscow Government.
— Moscow transport (@DtRoad) April 8, 2017
Now on the route along which trains travel to the region, the contact network has been dismantled.
Car traffic in the area of the train collision - along Gerasim Kurin Street - was also blocked. The police are turning around all cars heading in that direction.
Versions of a train collision in Moscow have been announced
As they explained to passengers, the train's brakes failed, so it crashed into standing train.
According to preliminary data, a head-on collision between a train and an electric train in Moscow could have occurred due to two reasons - a switch and a faulty brake.
After the collision, passengers on the Moscow-Brest train were gathered by conductors and explained what had happened.
We left the Belorussky station, then stopped and let trains pass, four trains let us through, the fifth crashed into us, the impact was so strong that everyone flew out of their seats,” one of the passengers told Life. - They explained to us that the brakes of that train failed, so it crashed into our stationary train. They also said about the switch that the mechanism worked incorrectly.
Now the train with passengers is being coupled with an auxiliary train to return it back to the Belorussky station.
We don’t know what will happen next, they ask us to be patient, they give us free tea,” the passenger continued. - Now they will drag us to the Belorussky station, after which the train will continue its journey, it is not yet known whether we will travel on it or on another train.
It is reported that buses have been organized for passengers at the Belorussky railway station.
The Ministry of Emergency Situations named the cause of the collision between a train and an electric train in the west of Moscow
The collision between a long-distance train and an electric train in the west of Moscow occurred due to the fact that the electric train urgently braked when a man was crossing the tracks, RIA Novosti was told at the capital's head office of the Ministry of Emergency Situations.
Earlier it became known that on Sunday night a long-distance train and an electric train collided in the west of Moscow. According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, two train cars and two electric train cars derailed, four people were hospitalized.
According to the capital's headquarters of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the Vyazma-Moscow electric train and the Moscow-Brest long-distance train collided. According to the department, rescuers are inspecting the carriages for victims.
Train accident. The Moscow-Brest train collided with an electric train. Belarusian direction. pic.twitter.com/qJgwubO09m
Ministry of Emergency Situations: in the west of Moscow, traffic was restored at the site of the train collision
Train traffic on the section in the west of Moscow, where an electric train and a long-distance train collided, has been restored, the press service of the Moscow State Emergency Situations Directorate told RIA Novosti.
“Train traffic has been restored,” the agency’s interlocutor said.
According to him, in the near future the first electric train will go through the area where the collision occurred.
The Ministry of Emergency Situations has published a list of those hospitalized after a train accident in Moscow
The Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations published on its website a list of 12 people hospitalized as a result of the collision passenger train and electric trains in the west of Moscow.
List of passengers of train No. 3 “Moscow - Brest” hospitalized in Moscow hospitals:
Vaityul Tatyana Valerievna, 30 years old (GBUZ “City Clinical Hospital No. 71”);
Voloznev Roman Leonidovich, 20 years old (N.V. Sklifosovsky Research Institute for Emergency Medicine)
Zotov Sergey Aleksandrovich, 28 years old (City Clinical Hospital No. 67);
Zryanova Svetlana Olegovna, 55 years old (City Clinical Hospital No. 67);
Nikitina Victoria Aleksandrovna, 36 years old (State Budgetary Healthcare Institution “State Clinical Hospital named after S.P. Botkin”);
Parezhka Diana Andreevna, 26 years old (First City Hospital named after N.I. Pirogov);
Svetlana Viktorovna Podanina, 54 years old (City Clinical Hospital No. 67);
Selezneva Vlada Igorevna, 45 years old (N.V. Sklifosovsky Research Institute for Emergency Medicine)
Shishikina Natalya Sergeevna, 61 years old (First City Hospital named after N.I. Pirogov);
Yudenko Elena Vladimirovna, 50 years old (City Clinical Hospital No. 67).
According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, two teenagers are also on the list of hospitalized people; they are in the Children's City Clinical Hospital No. 9. The Ministry of Emergency Situations clarifies that the condition of 10 hospitalized people is of moderate severity, and the condition of two is being clarified.
According to Russian Railways, on April 8 at 22.16 on the Fili - Kuntsevo-1 section the driver commuter train"Moscow-Usovo" applied emergency braking to prevent a collision with a pedestrian. As reported, due to an emergency situation, the braking system of the electric train was disrupted, as a result of which it spontaneously moved in the opposite direction, and then collided with a Moscow-Brest passenger train standing on the Fili-Kuntsevo stretch.
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The President of Russian Railways interrupted his vacation due to a train collision in Moscow
Russian Railways President Oleg Belozerov interrupted his vacation and headed the company’s operational headquarters, created in connection with the collision between a train and an electric train, the company told RIA Novosti.
On Saturday at 22.16 on the Fili - Kuntsevo section of the Belarusian direction of the Moscow Railway, the driver of the Moscow - Usovo electric train applied emergency braking to avoid hitting a person. Due to an emergency situation, the braking system was disrupted, the train spontaneously moved in the opposite direction, and it collided with passenger train No. 3 Moscow – Brest standing on the Fili-Kuntsevo stretch.
As a result of the train collision, two train cars and a section of the locomotive of a passenger train derailed, and traffic on the section was temporarily suspended. 50 people sought medical help.
Moscow hospitals received 14 victims after a collision between the Moscow-Brest long-distance passenger train and a commuter train. About it reported Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin on his official page in social network"In contact with".
“Due to the railway accident, 14 people are in Moscow hospitals. Doctors provide the necessary assistance. Compensation routes have been launched. Together with Russian Railways, we will eliminate the consequences of the emergency,” says Sobyanin’s page....
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12 people hospitalized after train collision in Moscow remain in hospital
12 people injured in the collision of the long-distance train "Moscow - Brest" and commuter train. This was reported by RIA Novosti, a representative of the All-Russian Center for Disaster Medicine, Igor Radchenko.
“One adult has already been discharged, 12 people remain hospitalized,” Radchenko said. According to him, initially 13 people were hospitalized, two of them were children.
“28 people asked for help, including five children...
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The Moscow - Brest train will depart to its destination station from the Kievsky railway station
The long-distance passenger train "Moscow - Brest", which was involved in a collision with a commuter train on the evening of April 8, is being relocated from Belorussky to the capital's Kievskaya station. From there it will go to Belarus to its destination station. Deputy Mayor Pyotr Biryukov reported this, as reported by the RIA Novosti agency.
Earlier, Russian Railways reported that the train's specialized team...
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A Russian Railways medical team will accompany the Moscow-Brest train involved in an accident
The long-distance passenger train "Moscow - Brest", which was involved in a collision with a commuter train between the Fili and Kuntsevo districts on the Belarusian direction of the Moscow Railway, will be accompanied along the way by a medical team from Russian Railways. This was said in a statement.
“Passengers of train No. 3 will be accompanied by a medical team provided by the specialized division of Russian Railways,” the company reports.
Earlier, the Moscow Department of Transport reported that the train would head to its destination station in the near future. “At 01:40 the passages...
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Russian Railways: 50 people sought medical help as a result of a railway accident
The number of people who sought medical help after a collision between the Moscow-Brest long-distance train and a commuter train on the Belarusian direction of the Moscow Railway is tentatively 50 people. This is stated in a message from Russian Railways published on the official website.
“As a result of [the accident], two train cars and a section of a passenger train locomotive derailed, two...
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The first train after the accident will be launched on the Belarusian direction of the Moscow Railway according to schedule
The first train in the Belarusian direction will set off according to the regular schedule - at 04:40. As reported by RIA Novosti, this was announced by the head of the capital's main directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Ilya Denisov.
“The first train will be launched according to schedule at 04:40 in the morning,” Denisov said. According to the head of the Moscow Ministry of Emergency Situations, the railway track was not damaged as a result of the accident.
Late in the evening of April 8, a long-distance train “Moscow-Brest” and a commuter train collided on the Belarusian direction of the Moscow Railway. In advance...
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The head of Russian Railways interrupted his vacation due to the incident at the Moscow Railway and headed the operational headquarters
President of Russian Railways Oleg Belozerov interrupted his vacation and headed the operational headquarters created after a collision between a commuter passenger train and a long-distance train on the Belarusian direction of the Moscow Railway. This is stated in a company message published on the official website.
“An operational headquarters has been created at JSC Russian Railways under the leadership of the company’s president, Oleg Belozerov,” the statement says. Earlier, in a message published at the same link, the first vice-president of Russian Railways, An...
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Deptrans: there are no more passengers in Odintsovo and Belorussky Station
All passengers were removed from the Belorussky railway station and the Odintsovo railway station after an incident involving a collision between an electric train and a long-distance train. The Moscow Department of Transport reported this on its Twitter.
“Compensation buses took all passengers from the Belorussky station and Odintsovo... 30 compensation buses transported about 500 passengers,” the Department of Transport said in a tweet. “There are no more passengers at the Belorussky railway station and the Odintsovo railway station,” the department clarifies.
The Moscow Department of Transport reported...
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Foreigners were among those injured in the collision between a train and an electric train.
A number of foreign citizens were among those injured in the collision between the Moscow-Brest long-distance train and a commuter train. According to Interfax, the head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Dmitry Puchkov, announced this.
“According to preliminary data, among the victims there are citizens of Russia and a number of other countries,” he said.
“Over 200 personnel and 70 pieces of equipment are working at the scene of the incident. Currently, the railway is completely blocked, the contact network is de-energized,” the minister added.
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Traffic on the Belarusian direction of the Moscow Railway will be restored by 7 am
Railway traffic on the Belarusian direction of the Moscow Railway will be fully restored by 7 am on Sunday, April 9. The Moscow Department of Transport reported this on its official Twitter.
“According to the Moscow railway branch of PJSC Russian Railways, traffic on the Belarusian direction will be restored by 7:00 today,” the message says.
Late in the evening of April 8, a long-distance train “Moscow-Brest” and a commuter train collided on the Belarusian direction of the Moscow Railway. According to preliminary yes...
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The Investigative Committee is conducting an investigation into the collision between a train and an electric train.
The Investigative Committee of Russia is conducting a pre-investigation check into the collision of the Moscow-Brest long-distance train and a commuter train on the Belarusian direction of the Moscow Railway. This was reported on the website of the interregional investigative department for transport of the TFR.
“Investigative bodies of the Moscow Interregional Investigation Department for Transport of the Investigative Committee Russian Federation A pre-investigation check was organized, an investigative team went to the scene...
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Trains delayed at the Moscow Railway will be sent along bypass tracks
Four trains delayed on the Moscow Railway as a result of a collision between a train and an electric train on the Moscow direction will be sent along bypass highways. As reported by RIA Novosti, the head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Dmitry Puchkov, told reporters about this.
“Four trains that have been delayed - now I have set the task for the railway to quickly and efficiently send them along the bypass routes, including organizing informing those who meet them about the schedule and time of arrival,” Puchkov said. “It is planned that by morning all...
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Puchkov: 12 people hospitalized after train collision, 6 in serious condition
As a result of a collision between the Moscow-Brest long-distance train and a commuter train in the west of Moscow, 12 people were hospitalized, as reported by RIA Novosti, Minister of Emergency Situations Dmitry Puchkov.
“Rescuers together with doctors evacuated more than 20 people, currently 12 people are in hospital, including six of them in serious condition,” Puchkov said.
Late in the evening of April 8, a long-distance train collided on the Belarusian direction of the Moscow Railway...
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Russian Railways created an operational headquarters after an incident involving a collision between a train and an electric train
JSC Russian Railways (RZD) created an operational headquarters after the incident involving a collision between the Moscow-Brest long-distance train and a commuter train. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Railways.
“An operational headquarters has been created at JSC Russian Railways under the leadership of First Vice-President Anatoly Krasnoshchek,” the Moscow Railways said in a statement.
“Information about the victims is being clarified. To eliminate the consequences of the incident, a recovery train from the Moscow Smolenskaya station was sent to the site,” the representatives...
In the west of Moscow, a long-distance train collided with an empty train. This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to a source in the capital's head office of the Ministry of Emergency Situations.
According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the incident occurred on the Belarusian direction of the Moscow Railway near house 4 on Gerasim Kurin Street. The train was heading towards the Moscow region. As follows from
Artyom Kol tells the chronology of events and provides eyewitness accounts of the collision of two trains that occurred on the night of April 9, 2017.
That night, the street lighting generators of the Ministry of Emergency Situations were the main silence breakers on the 9th kilometer of the Belarusian railway, on which, according to Russian Railways, the Moscow-Brest incident occurred at 22:40.
“At 10:03 we drove off, stopped about 19 minutes later and stood on the Kuntsevo-Fili bridge for a long time, about 15-20 minutes. Because the red light was always on there. After a while we felt a strong blow. The lights went out and smoke began "says a passenger on the Moscow-Brest train named Elena.
Piles of twisted metal and broken electrical wires are the consequences of a collision between two trains. According to preliminary data, as a result of the incident, several carriages of the train derailed, and the locomotive of the long-distance train was severely damaged. After providing first medical aid to the victims, the Moscow-Brest train returned to the Belorussky railway station.
“The train was towed to the Belorusskaya metro station. Rearrangement will be made there, and in the future the train will be sent in a detour along the Kyiv direction to the destination station Brest,” Ilya Denisov, head of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations in Moscow, comments on the situation.
After the first reports of the collision, employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations arrived at the scene and began work on clearing the railway track. Toward nightfall, the head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Vladimir Puchkov, also arrived at the site and personally inspected the piles of mangled carriages.
“More than 200 people and 70 pieces of equipment are working in the emergency zone. We are clarifying the schedule for restoring the planned operation of electric trains. It is planned that we will launch all electric trains by morning,” notes the head of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations, Vladimir Puchkov.
According to preliminary information, the cause of the collision was a failure of the train's brake system. Passengers of the electric train reported this. First, the train slowed down sharply, and then rolled back.
"A mechanic came and started pulling the stop valve. The stop valve didn't work. Then the driver came and told everyone to get into the first car. They started kicking people out. The driver immediately prepared for a collision, because he knew that there was still a train standing on the tracks behind “recalls an electric train passenger named Ekaterina.
At this moment the collision occurred. Investigators still call the human factor the main cause of the incident.
According to the preliminary version, the incident occurred due to. It is not surprising: after all, the railway is located in a densely populated area of Moscow. There are no fences here. On one side of the railway there is night club, where on Saturdays - a large number of people, and on the other side there are multi-storey residential buildings.
This is the case when they say: “The people’s path will not be overgrown.” Here you can clearly see the path that leads through the garages to the railway track, through which people walk local residents. Here someone tried to install fences; they put up bars with barbed wire. But all this, of course, does not work, and local residents walk freely across the railway.
The Investigative Committee has already begun an investigation into the collision. It is possible that a criminal case will be initiated. And by morning it had already been restored.
On the evening of April 8, a passenger train and a commuter train collided in western Moscow. Several carriages derailed and, as Russian Railways stated, 50 people were injured. Among them are two citizens of Belarus, reported at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of this country. According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, 12 victims required hospitalization (the names of these people are published on the ministry’s website). There were no casualties. By the morning of April 9, train traffic on this section was restored. According to preliminary data, the collision occurred after a drunk man was crossing the railroad in the wrong place.
“On April 8 at 22:16 on the Fili – Kuntsevo-1 section of the Belarusian direction of the Moscow Railway, the driver of the commuter train No. 6919 Moscow-Usovo applied emergency braking in order to prevent a collision with a person. Due to an emergency situation, the braking system of the electric train was disrupted, as a result it spontaneously moved in the opposite direction, followed by a collision with passenger train No. 3 standing on the Fili-Kuntsevo section on the Moscow-Brest route.As a result, two cars of the electric train and a section of the locomotive of a passenger train derailed, and traffic on the section was temporarily suspended.
According to preliminary information, 50 people sought medical help.
"Recovery trains have been dispatched to the scene to eliminate the consequences of the incident."
Press service of Russian Railways
The collision between a train and an electric train in the west of Moscow occurred at low speed, which avoided serious injuries among passengers, the source noted.According to him, the collision of the Moscow-Brest train with a commuter train occurred not far from the station, when the train was still picking up speed. He added that the train's locomotive was damaged, and one of the train cars was partially derailed.
A source in the region's transport supervision services said that the collision, according to preliminary data, was provoked by a man crossing the tracks in the wrong place.
“According to preliminary data, a man who was intoxicated began to cross the tracks in the wrong place in front of an approaching electric train. The electric train driver applied emergency braking, as a result of which the train, which had slowed down on the rise, rolled back and hit the Moscow-Brest train passing nearby,” the source said agencies
"Interfax"
Following a collision between a long-distance train and a commuter train in Moscow, a pre-investigation investigation has been initiated, based on the results of which a procedural decision will be made. This was reported to Lenta.ru by the official representative of the Moscow Interregional Investigation Department for Transport of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation Tatyana Morozova<...>Published 04/09/17 10:30“At that moment there were 455 passengers and a train crew on the train, and on the train there were a driver, his assistant and 2 controllers,” Morozova said. According to her, 16 people were hospitalized after the accident, including the locomotive crew of the passenger train and 2 controllers of the commuter train.
The collision between a train and an electric train occurred on the stretch between the Kuntsevo and Fili stations.
A train collided with an electric train in Moscow 2017: dozens of people were injured
In Moscow, an electric train that braked sharply collided with a long-distance train from Moscow to Brest. The incident occurred on Sunday night in the west of the Russian capital. As a result of the incident, several carriages derailed, dozens of people were injured, including Foreign citizens. At present, traffic on the Belorussian direction has been restored; the train is expected to arrive in Brest with a five-hour delay. idhumkz being late.
According to RIA Novosti, on Saturday at 22.16 on the Fili - Kuntsevo section of the Belarusian direction of the Moscow Railway, the driver of electric train No. 6919 Moscow - Usovo applied emergency braking to avoid hitting a person.
The emergency situation led to a violation of the braking system, the train went in the opposite direction and collided with passenger train No. 3 Moscow - Brest standing on the Fili - Kuntsevo section.
As a result, two carriages of the electric train and a section of the locomotive of the passenger train derailed. According to representatives of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, four carriages of the electric train and the locomotive of the long-distance train were damaged.
In turn, an eyewitness to the incident said on the Moscow 24 TV channel that the blow was “very strong.”
“We were standing in the vestibule of the train and felt a sharp blow. Very strong. A couple of people had bruises, but no serious injuries,” he said.
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The impact tore the train in half. The footage published on the Internet shows that half of the train car lies diagonally with one edge on the rails and the other in a ravine.
“On this fact, the investigative authorities... organized a pre-investigation check, an investigative team headed by the acting head of the department went to the scene of the incident,” said Tatyana Morozova, a representative of the Moscow Interregional Investigation Department for Transport.
More than 450 people were on the train at the time of the collision, investigators said.
“There were 455 passengers and a train crew on the train, and on the electric train there was a driver, his assistant and two controllers,” Morozova said.
In turn, the Central suburban passenger company in turn, she reported that there were 20 people on the train, none of them were injured. According to preliminary data from Russian Railways, there were no passengers in the tail of the electric train.
After the collision, 16 people ended up in hospital beds, including the locomotive crew of the passenger train and two train controllers.
“The Moscow mayor has instructed the relevant departments to provide all necessary medical assistance to those injured in this incident,” said Gulnara Penkova, press secretary of the Moscow mayor.
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