Humanitarian Railway will run from Lviv, Odessa, Kharkiv, Dnipro to Kyiv and back. The delivery price will be UAH 25.
Domestic carriers Ukrposhta and Ukrzaliznytsia launched for Volunteer Assistance A joint humanitarian aid delivery project. This was reported by the press service of Ukrposhta on its telegram channel.
The Humanitarian Railway is designed to allow volunteers in peaceful cities to send humanitarian aid to areas where it is needed. In particular, we will run from Lviv, Odessa, Kharkiv, Dnipro to Kyiv and back, ”the statement reads.
In addition, the necessary items can be sent to any other settlements where Ukrposhta operates. Such parcels will be redirected from railway stations to the desired region by car.
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The price of delivery of humanitarian cargo will cost 25 hryvnias. And you can make a shipment online or in specially designated offices. More about this here.
One such car has already been sent for testing on April 1. Dozens of them are in the queue, and if necessary – a hundred, the agencies said./strong>
And yesterday in memory of 52 killed by a Russian missile at the station in Kramatorsk, UZ left empty seats at number 52 in a number of trains.
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