The passenger train got off the rails in the Khanty -Mans

In the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug (Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug), two cars of the passenger train left the rails of the railway track. There are no victims of official figures, Interfax reports with reference to the press service of the Ural Regional Center of the Ministry of Emergencies of the Russian Federation. However, eyewitnesses are reporting differently.

On Thursday, next to the Pyt -Yah station, train No. 314 crashed, following the Penza -Nizhnevartovsk route. According to initial information, passengers of injuries and wounds were not received.

In the Ministry of Emergency Situations, only one wagon was confirmed from the rails. “According to preliminary data, there were 52 passengers in the car. There are no victims and victims,” the press service noted.

However, railway workers clarify the time of the accident - 4:42, and also claim that two cars have left the rails. “When two train wagons No. 314 of the Penza -Nizhnevartovsk, at the Pyt -Yah Station of the Sverdlovsk Railway, no one was injured,” said Elena Radchenko, head of the corporate communications service of the Sverdlovsk Railway (SVR, a branch of Russian Railways).

She also added that passengers from descending wagons are transplanted to free places on the train, and the movement around the station was not interrupted. To eliminate the consequences of the accident, recovery trains of Surgut and Salym stations were raised.

"The commission of the SVD is working on the spot, the reasons for the wagons are set," said Elena Radchenko.

The exact number of passengers in two wagons is specified.

However, doctors talk about three injuries who were injured: Ramil Raikhutdinov born in 1974 was diagnosed with a bruise of the back of his head, Valentin Ivanov, born in 1958, was bruised by his head, and Tatyana Laikova born in 1951 received a closed head injury. Now the issue of hospitalization of victims is being resolved, Life News reports.

Also, a resident of one of the houses located near the Pyt-Yah station said that several fire engines arrived at the scene of the accident, which have not yet been extinguished. “One car fell on his side, the other rolled out of the rails, but resisted. People are running around,” said a resident of Pyt -Yakh.

We add that the city of Pyt-Yah is 90 kilometers from Surgut. Here, through the station of the same name, all trains run between the central part of the country and the northern gas centers - New Urengoy and Yamburg.

Since the beginning of the year, this is the second accident in transport in Khanty -Mansi Autonomous Okrug. On January 1, the Tu-154, which flew to Moscow, burned down in the arched Surgut Arg's. Then three people died, and many passengers, miraculously getting out of the fire, chose to get to the capital by train. Now the inhabitants of the "Oil North" have also failed the railway.