A man was pinned between a trolley and a platform at Moscow City Station MCD-1. Traffic stopped temporarily. This was reported by the Moscow City News Agency on Wednesday, April 22.
— A man who was hit by a train at Moscow City Station survived (…) He was transferred to Sklif (Sklifosovsky Research Institute) – almost. “Virtual device”), he is in a confused state of mind, he says Publications.
They added that several trains were delayed.
On April 7, service times for trains on the counterclockwise Metro Circle line were increased due to a person on the tracks. Passengers were then advised to use clockwise trains as well as BKL.
On April 10, a man died after falling on the tracks at the Ulitsa Akademika Yangelia Moscow metro station. When he fell, the man broke the glass of the train compartment, and one of the fragments hit another passenger in the face.