In Moscow, on the Serpukhovsko-Timiryazevskaya metro line, trains pass the Tulskaya station without stopping, m24.ru reports , citing the subway hotline. The TV company's source explained this by the large crowd of passengers on the platform. Presumably, the crowd formed due to the decision to close the northern exit from the station, m24.ru notes.

A video recording made by one of the passengers at the station on Monday morning has already appeared on YouTube. The recording shows a large crowd of people, but it also shows that the trains do stop at Tulskaya.

The metro press service linked the decision to let trains pass through the station without stopping with the "limited capacity of the Tulskaya vestibule." A press service employee explained to Interfax that one of the station's exits was closed for repairs, and the second one could not cope with the influx of passengers heading for the exit during rush hour. "At the same time, the station itself continues to operate, and trains will soon stop at Tulskaya again," the agency's source said. Interfax clarified that the vestibule was closed for repairs last weekend and should reopen at 4 p.m. on Monday.

On Twitter, the Moscow Metro press service reported : "Since 9:15, Tulskaya station. Due to limited capacity, for the safety of passengers, trains pass the station without stopping." At 9:35, the press service reported that "boarding and disembarking passengers at Tulskaya station is carried out normally." Later, it reported that the vestibule, closed for repairs, was opened at 10:35 Moscow time, TASS reports .

In Moscow, metro trains on the gray line passed the Tulskaya station without stopping