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"Ukrzaliznytsia" will review security protocols after strike on Dnipro station

"Ukrzaliznytsia" will review security protocols after the Russian strike on the railway station in Dnipro, which killed and wounded civilian passengers.

The company said that an air-raid alert was announced at the station before the attack, and that evacuation measures began after increased danger was detected. Apparently, that proved insufficient. Read more.

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"Укрзалізниця" перегляне безпекові протоколи після удару по вокзалу у Дніпрі

"Укрзалізниця" перегляне безпекові протоколи після російського удару по залізничному вокзалу в Дніпрі, внаслідок якого загинули та були поранені цивільні пасажири.

У компанії заявили, що перед атакою на вокзалі та станції оголошували повітряну тривогу, а після виявлення підвищеної небезпеки розпочали евакуаційні заходи. Вочевидь, цього виявилось недостатньо. Читати більше.

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