“Probably today, the former long-term head of the Moscow metro, Dmitry Vladimirovich Gaev, is turning over in his grave. He was a controversial person, in some cases, let’s say, he was “naughty,” but he was an old-school Specialist. A person deeply versed in the underground traffic system, thinking about her around the clock, not allowing negligence in the work of subordinates and unreliability in the technical department.
While he was working, no such technological disasters occurred in the metro (terrorist attacks, of course, were not his fault). Then, when Luzhkov “left” and unprecedented billions began pouring into the construction of new stations, Dmitry Vladimirovich also “left”; he died soon after. Effective managers from the fur store appeared in the metro management, and here is the effect..."