Residents of Akademichesky couldn't get to work because of a broken tram.
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Residents of Akademichesky couldn’t get to work due to a broken tram
Residents of Akademichesky couldn’t get to work due to a broken tram
November 17, 2025 — On the morning of November 17, Yekaterinburg residents from Akademichesky were unable to get to work on time. A route 1 tram broke down on the main line serving that district.
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"At 6 a.m. today a route 1 tram broke down on Radishchev Street. Service was halted for almost an hour, but now all trams have returned to their routes," reports the Telegram channel "Yekaterinburg Main."
According to eyewitnesses quoted by E1.RU, huge crowds gathered this morning at the Akademika Parin Street stop because of the tram incident. The situation has now stabilized.
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Residents of Akademichesky couldn't get to work because of a broken tram.
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