Two Tavria trains remained delayed after bridge damage near Rostov

Grand Service Express said the number of delayed Tavria trains had fallen from four to two as of 2 p.m. Moscow time on October 10.

The disruption followed damage to a railway bridge on the Rostov–Bataysk section that morning. Train movements in the Rostov region were temporarily suspended because of the damage, according to the operator.

Train No. 27/28 from Simferopol to Moscow, which departed on October 9, was running three hours late. The company specified that this delay was measured from Kerch.

Train No. 157/158 from Novorossiysk to Moscow, also departing on October 9, was one and a half hours behind schedule. These figures described the situation at the time of the company's update.

The operator warned that delays could change. Train managers would inform passengers about expected arrival times as new information reached the company.