Unfortunately, despite the information campaign, the placement of appropriate posters and the systematic delivery of safety recommendations, passengers continue to remain on the platforms during air raids, waiting for the train, and crowding at the boarding points. Such ignoring of air raid signals has tragic consequences and creates an immediate threat to people's lives.

Railway infrastructure and rolling stock are objects of increased risk during missile attacks and UAV attacks. That is why the platform, station or stopping point cannot be perceived by passengers as a safe place to wait for the end of the air raid or the arrival of the train.

WHEN EVACUATING FROM A TRAIN, STAY 200 METERS AWAY FROM THE TRAIN AND THE PLATFORM! This distance will protect you from being hit by debris and the blast wave. Do not stay on the platform or gather near the railway infrastructure. Immediately head to the nearest shelter or other safe place. The train can wait, but life cannot.

Please note! In the event of a train delay for safety reasons, you should not stay on the platform and wait for the train to resume. You should move as far away from the railway infrastructure as possible and stay in a shelter or safe place until the danger is over.

A person's life is more important than waiting for a train.