Belarusian Railways to temporarily cancel Minsk — Brest trains and shorten routes to Moscow and St. Petersburg
Belarusian Railways will change the movement of several passenger trains on October 22 and 29 due to planned capital repairs of the railway bridge on the Haradzeya — Pahareltsy section on the Minsk — Brest line. The changes will affect trains between Minsk and Brest, as well as services from Moscow and St. Petersburg.
On these days, trains No. 727/728, No. 725/726, and No. 737/738, which operate between Minsk and Brest, will be completely cancelled.
Train No. 51 St. Petersburg — Brest, departing from St. Petersburg on October 21 and 28, will only travel to Minsk. It will arrive in the capital of Belarus on October 22 and 29, respectively. In the opposite direction, train No. 52 Brest — St. Petersburg will depart not from Brest, but from Minsk on these days.
Similar changes will affect train No. 27 Moscow — Brest. Trains departing from Moscow on October 21 and 28 will operate only to Minsk and will arrive there on October 22 and 29.
The route of train No. 680 Grodno — Vitebsk with through carriages Grodno — St. Petersburg will also change. On October 22 and 29, it will depart from Grodno at 14:01 and travel to Minsk via Lida and Maladzyechna. After Minsk, the train will return to its usual route.
To ensure transport between Minsk, Baranovichi, and Brest, additional trains will be scheduled for October 22 and 29.
Train No. 655 Minsk — Brest will depart from Minsk at 18:39 and arrive in Brest at 23:35. Train No. 886 Brest — Baranovichi will depart from Brest at 8:09 and arrive in Baranovichi at 10:04.
Train No. 887 Baranovichi — Brest will depart at 15:05 on October 22 and arrive in Brest at 17:07. On October 29, it will depart at 14:55 and arrive at 17:00.
Additionally, on these days, some regional economy class trains on the Minsk — Baranovichi section will operate according to changed routes and schedules.
You can check the schedule on the Belarusian Railways website, in the "BCH. My train" mobile application, or by calling 105.
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