Travel Disruptions: Five Tavria Trains Delayed Due to Crimea Bridge Closure

A temporary closure of the Crimea Bridge has caused a ripple effect on train schedules, with five Tavria trains currently delayed en route. The disruption affects three trains traveling from Crimea and two heading in the opposite direction. As a result, passengers are facing unexpected wait times. According to the latest update from Grand Service Express, the delays are still ongoing as of 2:00 PM Moscow time. To mitigate the issue, the company has announced changes to its schedule. On June 21 and 22, all Tavria trains will originate and terminate at Kerch's southern station. Additionally, train number 67/68 will depart from Kerch earlier than scheduled, at 10:10 PM on June 21, instead of its original departure time of 12:55 AM on June 22. The closure of the Crimea Bridge has thrown a wrench into the works, leaving travelers to adjust their plans accordingly. As the situation continues to unfold, passengers are advised to stay informed and check for updates on their train schedules.