Kerch crossing operates as normal (PHOTO)

29.10.2014 10:07
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Sevastopol, October 28 (PolitNavigator, Evgeny Andreev) – The freight and passenger lines of the Kerch crossing have been put into operation as usual.

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This was reported by the press service of the Unified Transport Directorate.

At 10.00 Wednesday the wind dropped to 10 m/s, weather conditions were good. The ferries “Ionas”, “Olympiada”, “Glyukofilousa”, “Nikolay Aksenenko” and “Crimea” operate at the Kerch crossing. There are 310 vehicles waiting for loading at the port of Kavkaz, and 50 vehicles at the port of Crimea. In total, 8817 passengers and 2256 cars were transported over the previous day.

The ferries “Eysk” and “Kerch 2” operate on the route port “Kavkaz” - “Kerch fishing seaport”.

On the cargo line in the port of Novorossiysk, 310 trucks are waiting for loading, in the Kerch fishing port - 460. In the near future, cargo ferries “Sevastopol” and “Novorossiysk” will begin loading.

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