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Originally posted by salahbekov at What's this? First Steps to someone or the consequences of a collision Medvedev's Railways?

Passenger trains at night will not go to Dagestan and Chechnya

20:18 10/02/2011

The press-service of JSC "RZD" explained that if a train goes through the territory of Chechnya and Dagestan in six in the evening turns out to be the nearest to them the station, he stops. Composition continues to move in the morning - with six hours.

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Here's what happens if you combine this "Kommendantsky hour with train schedules. And if we assume that the schedule remains the same - but the report says that a change schedule thinking just now.

Dagestan train, of course, will linger longer Chechen. Just cross the half-Chechen of Chechnya and Dagestan some cross the whole Chechnya, Dagestan and then across, and others - half of Dagestan, but along that too very long. The truth may vstryat for 12 hours and the Terrible - Moscow, if they do are stupid. And just to lose 12:00 Rostov - Baku.

Moscow - Makhachkala. travel time will increase from 41 hours to two days - the train will drive to the border Kalmykia and Dagestan after midnight and will have to wait until 9 am, followed by nine o'clock to go to Makhachkala, and will reach just after 3 o'clock in the afternoon instead 8 am. We can assume that passengers are losing day, well, or half a day.

( ABM another train )


PS Here's what else I would like to understand. If we now "Hot spot", where the compensation to local residents for living under such conditions? I'm not even that, to give more money - stolen. It's about status. If everything is so terrible - well, let's then year two, even in the civil work, oblong leaves in the north, free visit once a year in these holidays. Why No? Live in a "hot spot" is less harmful than the North? Or civilian in a "hot spot" is easier than the shoulder straps, many of them and consider Year two, and not only in Chechnya but also in Dagestan? Or our people - not people, but simply part of the landscape and local wildlife?