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Travel confidently around London with maps and live travel updates on our official TfL app. Check live arrival times for Tube, London Overground, DLR, Elizabeth line and Thameslink trains as well as Trams and IFS Cloud Cable Car. Make step-free journeys and look up station facilities. See on the map when stations and lifts are closed. Walking or cycling? Our reliable journey planner will map a safe route. The app is built around our iconic Tube map. To get started: • Touch the map or search to plan your journey • See the status of all lines • Check how busy each London Underground station is right now • Re-route as you travel - we’ll suggest alternatives • Switch to the step-free map for accessible journeys • Find out when your next train, bus or tram is due • Look up which platform your train will arrive on • See when the stations you want to travel through are quieter • Check out station information and facilities such as toilets Most recently we’ve: • Added more information about station toilets – find out where they are by gender and which ones are accessible and/or with baby changing facilities • Built a new map showing nearby bus stops – making it simple to see where you can catch your bus from • Refreshed the navigation – it’s even easier to get to the features you want Our simple and clear layout is designed to make using the app easy for everyone. Planning your journey: We’ll suggest multiple ways to get to your destination – you pick the one that suits you best. Choose the quickest journey, bus-only or one that’s step-free. Check before you travel: See how the line is running and when to expect your next Tube, bus, train or tram Freedom to explore: Choose the right travel options if you or someone you’re travelling with needs to avoid steps, lifts onto a train or in a station. Bus stops near you: Find the bus stop nearest to where you are, and next bus live arrival information for every route. Available underground via Wi-Fi (or 4G in some places) for live updates on the go. What users have said: “I think that out of all of the transport apps I have owned on my phone, this is by far the best” “I love how clean the design of the app is & how easy it is to use. The best part of the app is it’s simplicity & how it helps you to navigate across London so effortlessly.” “The map is awesome! The ability to zoom in and out and see more/less information as you do so. The station information is really useful and seeing which lines/stations are closed or have delays at a glance is really helpful. It’s also beautifully designed! Very slick, clean, and responsive.” “The app is beautifully designed and free to use. Step free mode also works really well." “This is a must have app … very much worth the wait. Well done TFL.”

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This app is invaluable! I travel alone & am American , even tho this summer will be my 4th UK trip I am not comfortable going around London without a map ! . My first trip( 2016 ) it took me about 30 min every am & night to plan my journey etc ! I still got lost and my phone battery would die from constant use. This app allows you to find the tube line you need and w a spare battery you should be fine alone! I’m 60 and stay in Victoria area ( my fav) buy need no help now largely bc of this great app!

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Can’t imagine being in London without this app. Super easy. Super intuitive. Super accurate. Makes getting anywhere in London a breeze. Couple this with a daily transit pass for maximum value.

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DLR Passengers to see quicker, easier and more frequent journeys as services are boosted across the network

• More frequent services and reduced waiting times across the entire DLR network including the morning and evening peak  
• Increased services when customers need them most  
• Reduced waiting times for all services and less crowding at platforms   
• Better connections with Elizabeth line services for easier interchange   

Further DLR timetable changes will be introduced from Monday 15 May, enabling customers to benefit from quicker, easier and more comfortable journeys across the DLR network. These improvements build on the timetable changes that were made in September last year designed to help people access housing, employment and leisure opportunities more easily across the Docklands and east London. 

Since the opening of the Elizabeth line last May, and with people travelling to the office and leisure activities more frequently, the way customers use the DLR has changed. These new timetables will help ensure there are more trains available where people need them.    

The new timetable will mean more frequent services on all routes, especially at peak times, helping to reduce waiting times as well as providing better connections with the Elizabeth line at Canary Wharf, Custom House and Stratford. Peak services will run half an hour longer on all routes in both the morning and evening peaks with customers benefiting from more frequent services and reduced waiting during these times. The Elizabeth line will also have a new timetable introduced in May, which will increase peak time services for customers and reduce journey times. 

In response to growing customer demand, additional services are being introduced such as direct Stratford to Lewisham trains during the evening peak for the first time. Evening frequencies between Canning Town and Beckton will also be doubled, with Stratford to Canary Wharf services doubled on Saturday nights.   

The main changes include:  

• Peak service levels will run half an hour longer on all routes in both morning and evening peaks . This means customers on all routes will benefit from more frequent services and reduced waiting times during peak times. The morning peak service will end at 10:00 instead of 09:30, and the evening peak service will end at 19:30 instead of 19:00.  
• Direct Stratford-Lewisham services during the evening peak will be introduced for the first time . Customers will benefit from the extension of every other Stratford to Canary Wharf service to/from Lewisham during the evening peak, cutting waiting times for customers between Canary Wharf and Lewisham. This means a service every two to four minutes between Canary Wharf and Lewisham instead of every four minutes, and direct services between Stratford and Lewisham (without changing trains at Canary Wharf) every eight minutes.  
• Frequencies between Canning Town and Beckton on Monday to Saturday evenings will be doubled. In September, a shuttle service between Canning Town and Beckton (in addition to the existing Tower Gateway to Beckton services) was introduced, which doubled the frequency during the peaks and daytime off peak. With the new timetable, these services will continue into the evening until 23:30 on weekdays (instead of 19:30) and 22:00 on Saturdays (instead of 19:30). This means during these times trains will run every five minutes rather than every 10 minutes between Canning Town and Beckton, halving waiting times for customers (including those interchanging to/from the Elizabeth line at Custom House). There is no change to service levels on Sundays.  
• Frequencies doubled between Stratford and Canary Wharf on Saturday evenings. Customers using stations between Stratford and Canary Wharf on Saturday evenings will wait substantially less time for a train, with trains every five minutes (rather than 10) until 22:00 rather than until 19:30.  

Seb Dance, Deputy Mayor for Transport said: “After some incredibly challenging years, ridership on the Tube and DLR is beginning to return to pre-pandemic levels, And I am pleased that changes coming in to the DLR timetable in May will mean people travelling around east London will now benefit from additional services and quicker, easier, more frequent journeys.  

“With the entire DLR fleet also being updated over the coming years, this is just one of the ways the Mayor and TfL are continuing to improve London’s world-class public transport network, which is key for to building a better, more efficient London for everyone.” 

Tom Page, TfL’s General Manager for the DLR, said: “It’s an exciting time for DLR as we continue to see strong ridership and have now begun testing of the new trains that will transform journeys for millions of customers every year. This latest timetable change builds on last September’s changes to help ensure we have capacity where it’s needed the most. These changes will deliver an improvement for customers with quicker, easier and more comfortable journeys.” 

This is the next step in a programme of enhancements for the DLR. New modern, walk-through, air-conditioned DLR trains are currently being tested on the network and are due to enter service from 2024. These will provide further significant improvements to waiting times, crowding and customer experience as they allow   longer and more frequent trains to operate, as well as supporting housing growth and economic redevelopment across the Docklands and east London. 

Full details of the timetable changes can be found at tfl.gov.uk/modes/dlr/improving-the-dlr . Customers can also plan journeys using the new timetables using the TfL Go app or TfL Journey Planner.

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• All routes will see some form of frequency increase with no reductions in service at any time. These changes, alongside Elizabeth line services and recent upgrades at Bank Tube station, will deliver a significant overall improvement for customers, with faster journeys across the Docklands and London as a whole. 
• There is no change to train lengths as part of this timetable change. 
• TfL will monitor the impact of these changes, including by reviewing customer and staff feedback, to ensure it is delivering as intended for our customers. 
• A new Elizabeth line timetable will be introduced from Sunday 21 May providing more peak time trains between Paddington and Whitechapel and also Canary Wharf and Abbey Wood. There will also be improved connections to Heathrow Airport with more trains running to the airport all day, and trains from Shenfield directly to Heathrow for the first time. 

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TfL unveils its new futuristic DLR trains with USB chargers and neon lights

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Transport for London (TfL) has finally revealed what its new Docklands Light Railway (DLR) trains will look like ahead of their release in 2024. 

The DLR connects parts of east  London  to the likes of City Airport and  Canary Wharf and is one of the most popular modes of transport across the capital. 

With several key differences having already been shared with the public, pictures and videos of the futuristic-looking carriages have now been released. 

The trains have been given a major revamp on the outside with the red, black and blue colour scheme being replaced by white and turquoise.

Peeking inside the new carriages, the colour scheme also reflects the bright shade of blue. 

Inside, they more resemble the District and Circle lines with rows of seats along the sides and walk-through carriages.

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And the beloved ‘driver’s seats’ at the front of the train are still in pride of place. 

Other extras include green neon lights and USB charging ports, which are also on the Overground.

The will be improved facilities for those with mobility impairments with three multi-use areas in addition to three dedicated wheelchair spaces. 

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These multi-use areas can also be used to accommodate pushchairs, bicycles and luggage. 

Another key difference riders not seen in the pictures is a change to on-board announcements . 

Gone will be the recognisable female voice over and in its place will be automatic text-to-speech software.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan explained why the changes were so important during his visit to the Beckton depot.

He said: ‘The DLR is a vital transport option for parts of our city, contributing to making the capital a more accessible place to live, work and visit as well as supporting new jobs and homes.

‘With over 90 million journeys made each year it is currently the busiest light railway in the UK and its modernisation forms a key part of my vision to make London a greener, fairer and more prosperous city for all.’

Andy Lord, London’s Transport Commissioner, added: ‘These new state-of-the-art DLR trains will transform journeys for our customers and help support future growth in east London, which benefits the UK’s economy as a whole.

‘The trains will now go through testing ahead of introduction in 2024 to ensure they provide the reliability both we and our customers expect. I look forward to seeing these across the network and helping contribute to the DLR’s continuing success.’

The DLR operates across six Opportunity Areas in London, which have the potential to provide more than 124,000 homes and 200,000 jobs.

There are around 45,000 of these homes either already under construction or with planning permission within walking distance of the DLR. 

The new DLR trains will be introduced in 2024 before a complete roll out on the whole network by 2026.

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TfL’s new DLR timetable promises quicker and easier journeys

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The new DLR timetable will mean more frequent services will run for longer in the evening and on weekends, supporting an increase in leisure travel and helping to reduce waiting times across Docklands and east London.

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Transport for London (TfL) has announced that customers will benefit from quicker, easier and more comfortable journeys across the DLR network with the introduction of a new timetable from 26 September 2022. The changes will help people access housing, employment and leisure opportunities more easily across Docklands and east London.

Since the opening of the Elizabeth line in May 2022 and with people travelling to the office and leisure activities more frequently, the way customers use the DLR has changed. The new timetable will help ensure there are more trains available where people need them.

The new timetable will mean more frequent services will run for longer in the evening and on weekends, supporting an increase in leisure travel. The changes also help minimise interchange waiting times with the Elizabeth line at Canary Wharf, Custom House and Stratford stations – making journeys across the city even quicker. 

All DLR routes will benefit from more frequent services, helping to reduce waiting times and minimise crowding, especially at the busiest times.

Tom Page, TfL’s General Manager for the DLR, said: “It is fantastic to see customers regularly using the DLR again and we want to make sure the timetable provides the best possible service. The changes will help our customers complete their journeys more quickly and easily.”

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Main service changes

Stratford to canary wharf.

Weekday peak services will run every four minutes rather than the current six to seven minutes, while daytime and early evening services will run every five minutes rather than every ten minutes.

Stratford to Lewisham via Canary Wharf

Every other train from Stratford, during weekday morning peak services, will continue to Lewisham providing a service every two to four minutes between Canary Wharf and Lewisham.

Canning Town to Beckton

The Canning Town to Beckton shuttle is being re-introduced during the off-peak and being introduced for the first time during the peak. The shuttle will complement existing services, which means a service will operate on the route every four minutes during the morning and evening weekday peaks, currently every eight minutes, and every five minutes during off-peak daytimes throughout the week.

Improved services in the evening and at weekends

The timetable change will mean more frequent services will run for longer in the evening and on weekends. 

Further improvements will be made across the DLR network , including modern, walk-through, air-conditioned trains, which are due to enter service from 2024. These will provide further significant improvements to waiting times, crowding and customer experience, as well as supporting housing growth and economic re-development across the Docklands and east London.

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Easter weekend London Overground and DLR closures to be aware of

Several lines will have services cut or reduced over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend

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The Easter weekend is a pretty difficult time to travel around the UK – but many of us don’t really have a choice. We’ve all got to get about to meet up with family and, of course, we’ll all  got to get loads of those sweet, sweet Easter eggs. Here’s how to avoid chaos in the UK this weekend if you’re travelling by car . 

If you’re planning on getting about London this weekend, there is some good news. While the Blackwall Tunnel has planned closures , those aren’t taking place this weekend, and there aren’t any train strikes scheduled either . 

But TfL has warned that significant disruption is still set for this weekend. The DLR, Elizabeth line and Overground will all see partial closures – here’s everything you need to know.

Is transport running on Good Friday?

Transport will be running on Good Friday, but services will be reduced compared to a typical Friday service.

The DLR will be disrupted, with no service between Westferry / Canary Wharf and Stratford / Canning Town, plus no service between Tower Gateway and Shadwell. Meanwhile, only trains towards Bank will serve West India Quay.

On the Elizabeth line, there will be a reduced service operating between Paddington and Maidenhead / Heathrow. There’ll also be no trains between Abbey Wood / Stratford and Paddington. Trains will operate between Shenfield and Liverpool Street National Rail station (not serving Whitechapel) and between Paddington National Rail station and Heathrow / Reading

On the Overground, there’ll be no services between Highbury & Islington and New Cross / New Cross Gate / Clapham Junction. 

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Moscow to Elektrostal by train

The journey from Moscow to Elektrostal by train is 32.44 mi and takes 2 hr 7 min. There are 71 connections per day, with the first departure at 12:15 AM and the last at 11:46 PM. It is possible to travel from Moscow to Elektrostal by train for as little as or as much as . The best price for this journey is .

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The journey between Moscow and Elektrostal by train is approximately 32.44 mi. It will take you more or less 2 hr 7 min to complete this journey. This average figure does not take into account any delays that might arise on your route in exceptional circumstances. If you are planning to make a connection or operating on a tight schedule, give yourself plenty of time. The distance between Moscow and Elektrostal is around 32.44 mi. Depending on the exact route and provider you travel with, your journey time can vary. On average, this journey will take approximately 2 hr 7 min. However, the fastest routes between Moscow and Elektrostal take 1 hr 3 min. If a fast journey is a priority for you when traveling, look out for express services that may get you there faster. Some flexibility may be necessary when booking. Often, these services only leave at particular times of day - or even on certain days of the week. You may also find a faster journey by taking an indirect route and connecting in another station along the way.

How many journeys from Moscow to Elektrostal are there every day?

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Poster for sausage-themed show fell foul of Transport for London rules on promoting unhealthy food

Some comics complain that their craft is under threat from “cancel culture”. For comedians with a sausage-themed standup tour, they might have a point, after Ed Gamble was forced to remove a picture of a hotdog from posters on the tube network promoting his forthcoming show because it breached Transport for London’s junk food advertising policy.

The comic was pictured with the fast-food item in an advert for his show Hot Diggity Dog. When the design was sent to TfL for display on the underground, Gamble was told to alter the poster because it failed to comply with the organisation’s advertising policy on featuring foods high in fat, sugar and salt.

The comedian swapped the hotdog for a cucumber to get the promotional material on display.

Gamble said: “I actually don’t have a problem with the TfL regulations; they make sense to me. But the new posters promote something way more harmful: the idea that cucumbers pair well with ketchup and mustard. I’m not sad to have to remove the hotdog. It was only featured on the poster because I wanted to eat during the photoshoot.

“Hopefully it’s not too late to change the title of the show to Cu Diggity Cucumber?”

In a post on Instagram, he described the incident as a career highlight and added: “TfL told me I couldn’t have a hot dog on my poster to promote my Hackney Empire shows in June. I guess I’m dangerous? So I’ve replaced it with a cucumber. Eat your greens, kids!”

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“A revised advert is now running on the network and we are always happy to work with people to ensure adverts follow our policy.”

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• K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures

Moscow interview and medical

By Etkoehn July 16, 2019 in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures

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So me and my fiancée are at the point of setting up a interview... I think.

Does one set the interview date first to set a medical appointment or do you set the medical before date before you can set the interview?

So trying to set up a interview date and it says none are available at the Moscow embassy.

How often do trey post interview dates?

my fiancées login was locked out for 72 hours and we cannot even check anymore. 

What did we do that caused them to lock it out? We don’t want to do that twice 

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1 minute ago, Etkoehn said: So me and my fiancée are at the point of setting up a interview... I think. Does one set the interview date first to set a medical appointment or do you set the medical before date before you can set the interview?   So trying to set up a interview date and it says none are available at the Moscow embassy. How often do trey post interview dates?   my fiancées login was locked out for 72 hours and we cannot even check anymore.  What did we do that caused them to lock it out? We don’t want to do that twice   

Try the Russian regional forum,  interview scheduling is a topic of discussion there 

DaveAndAnastasia   2,076

6 minutes ago, Etkoehn said: So me and my fiancée are at the point of setting up a interview... I think. Does one set the interview date first to set a medical appointment or do you set the medical before date before you can set the interview?

Usually you set up your interview appointment and then set your medical date. At least around when our case was approved, they typically had interviews on Tuesdays and Thursdays. If your fiancee doesn't have any K-2 children and already has all her vaccinations done, then you can do your medical two days before your interview and be fine; otherwise, you may want another day. So if your fiancee can't make Moscow in a reasonable day trip, it's easier if you get a Thursday date for your interview and do the medical on Monday or Tuesday (that's what Anastasia did, since it's a 12-hour overnight train trip from her hometown to Moscow).

6 minutes ago, Etkoehn said: So trying to set up a interview date and it says none are available at the Moscow embassy. How often do trey post interview dates?

Unfortunately, Moscow is very unpredictable on this. They didn't have any K-1 interviews in December 2018 or March 2019, as far as I know... but managed to clear most of the backlog that had built up in late 2018 in Jan 2019, so Anastasia didn't have too much trouble getting an interview for February in mid-January.

If your fiancee searches on Russian-language forums, she can probably find a WhatsApp group of fiancees to join that keeps track of interview openings in Moscow ( @Lars & Sasha  can also point you in the right direction there, but several exist).

Quote my fiancées login was locked out for 72 hours and we cannot even check anymore.  What did we do that caused them to lock it out? We don’t want to do that twice

I think that's caused by accessing the site too frequently, but I don't know what the rules are.

On 7/16/2019 at 11:50 AM, DaveAndAnastasia said: Usually you set up your interview appointment and then set your medical date. At least around when our case was approved, they typically had interviews on Tuesdays and Thursdays. If your fiancee doesn't have any K-2 children and already has all her vaccinations done, then you can do your medical two days before your interview and be fine; otherwise, you may want another day. So if your fiancee can't make Moscow in a reasonable day trip, it's easier if you get a Thursday date for your interview and do the medical on Monday or Tuesday (that's what Anastasia did, since it's a 12-hour overnight train trip from her hometown to Moscow).   Unfortunately, Moscow is very unpredictable on this. They didn't have any K-1 interviews in December 2018 or March 2019, as far as I know... but managed to clear most of the backlog that had built up in late 2018 in Jan 2019, so Anastasia didn't have too much trouble getting an interview for February in mid-January.   If your fiancee searches on Russian-language forums, she can probably find a WhatsApp group of fiancees to join that keeps track of interview openings in Moscow ( @Lars & Sasha  can also point you in the right direction there, but several exist).     I think that's caused by accessing the site too frequently, but I don't know what the rules are.

So trying to get use to this site. So I will let her know about the WhatsApp.

When they do post opening days is it usually beginning  of the month or the week? Or is it just random? And is it off of Moscow time zone?

 She has no kids and it’s an overnight train ride or a 5 hour drive to Moscow from where she lives. So if she had a Thursday interview she would need a Tuesday medical? I thought the paper work said 10-14 days before 

 Thanks for your help

On 7/16/2019 at 11:36 AM, payxibka said: Try the Russian regional forum,  interview scheduling is a topic of discussion there 

So I’m not sure how to get there. I assume it’s in Russian? If so I will have to have my fiancée check it out

4 hours ago, Etkoehn said: So I’m not sure how to get there. I assume it’s in Russian? If so I will have to have my fiancée check it out

Why on God's green earth would you make that assumption 

https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/98-russia-ukraine-and-belarus/

9 hours ago, payxibka said: Why on God's green earth would you make that assumption    https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/98-russia-ukraine-and-belarus/

I didn’t know it was here on visa journey and i figured if it was russian regional it was probably in Russian. Make sense why I thought that? 

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Russia's Nuclear Deterrent Command Center Imperiled by Winter Freeze—Report

A Russian nuclear deterrent command center in Moscow has been imperiled by power outages that have impacted more than one-quarter of the region's cities amid freezing temperatures, a Russian Telegram channel has reported.

The VChK-OGPU outlet, which purports to have inside information from Russian security forces, reported that the 820th Main Center for Missile Attack Warnings—part of the Russian Space Forces, a branch of the country's Aerospace Forces—near Solnechnogorsk in Moscow is without power.

It serves as the space forces early warning network against potential ballistic missile attacks.

The development comes as Russians are reported to be suffering from power outages in their homes in the Moscow region caused by technical issues at plants amid subzero temperatures.

On January 4, a heating main burst at the Klimovsk Specialized Ammunition Plant in the town of Podolsk, which is about 30 miles south of central Moscow. Since then, tens of thousands of Russians are reported to have no heating in their homes.

Affected areas include the cities of Khimki, Balashikha, Lobnya, Lyubertsy, Podolsk, Chekhov and Naro-Fominsk, a map published by a Russian Telegram channel and shared on other social media sites shows.

Other Russian media outlets reported that in Moscow, residents of Balashikha, Elektrostal, Solnechnogorsk, Dmitrov, Domodedovo, Troitsk, Taldom, Orekhovo-Zuyevo, Krasnogorsk, Pushkino, Ramenskoye, Voskresensk, Losino-Petrovsky and Selyatino are also without power.

The Telegram channel said that at the 820th Main Center for Missile Attack Warnings, "the crew...is on duty around the clock."

"It is here that the decision on a retaliatory nuclear strike is executed," the channel said.

Newsweek could not independently verify the report and has reached out to the Russian Defense Ministry by email for comment.

Power outages have also been reported in Russia's second-largest city, St. Petersburg, in the country's western Voronezh region, in the southwest city of Volgograd, and in Rostov, which borders Ukraine, a country that Russia has been at war with since February 24, 2022.

On Sunday, two shopping malls in St. Petersburg were forced to close because of problems with light and heating, reported local news outlet 78.ru. Hundreds of other homes in the city have had no electricity, water or heating for days amid temperatures of -25 C (-13 F).

Russian authorities have also been forced to compensate passengers of a train that ran from Samara to St. Petersburg (a 20-hour journey) without heating during -30 C (-22 F) temperatures. Videos circulating on social media showed carriage windows frozen over. A passenger also said the toilet didn't work during the trip because of frozen pipes.

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