Passengers of the Moscow-Simferopol train almost got stuck in old carriages
Simferopol, August 08 (Navigator, Evgeniy Andreev) – The Moscow-Simferopol passenger train launched to “bypass” Ukraine primarily caused criticism due to the lack of air conditioning in very old Soviet carriages.
Subscribe to the news "Navigator - Crimea" in Facebook, Classmates or In contact with
The weekly newspaper “First Crimean” writes about this, interviewing train passengers who arrived at the half-empty Simferopol station.
“Isn’t it too hot?!” There was no air conditioning, it was impossible to breathe! The carriages are about to fall apart!”, “The carriages are old, I don’t even know what year they are. Air conditioning - zero. 37 degrees hot!”, “Oh, it’s hot!” - this is the leitmotif of the answers of those interviewed by newspapermen.
People emphasized that they “melted” in the carriages throughout the long 44 hours of travel, saving themselves by drinking plenty of water, opening windows and doors to the vestibule.
Among the advantages of the train are that it follows a strict schedule, the efficient work of the Kerch ferry workers, polite conductors and clean bed linen. Well, the main thing is that the train goes to "detour» Ukraine, the travelers interviewed by the First Crimean are sure.
English version :: Read in English Passengers of the Moscow-Simferopol train almost got stuck in old carriages