Russia From March 17 to suspend the train a letter With Ukraine and Moldova, said Last news in the press service of "Federal passenger company" (FPC, "daughter" of Russian Railways on the transportations of passengers in distant following). the organization stressed that the abolition of the messages associated With the decision of the Kiev and Chisinau about the closure of rail traffic to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection. Thus, at the time cancelled the running of the following trains: N65/66 Moscow - Chisinau (JSC " FPC " ), N5/6 Moscow - Kyiv (Ukrainian railway), N23/24 Moscow - Odessa (Ukrainian railway), No. 61/62 Moscow - Mykolaiv (Ukrainian railway), including cars Kherson-Moscow, N73/74 Moscow - Lviv (Ukrainian railway), including trailers Khmelnitsky-Moscow, N 95/96 Moscow - Kryvyi Rih (Ukrainian railway), including cars Poltava - Moscow, Dnepr-Moscow, N53/54 St. Petersburg - Kiev (Ukrainian railway), including the direct carriages Kharkov - Saint Petersburg. Also applies to cancellation of trains N47/48 Moscow - Chisinau (Moldovan railway), N341/342 Moscow - Chisinau (Moldovan railway), N361/362 Saint Petersburg - Chisinau (Moldovan railway), N369/370 Baku - Kiev (Azerbaijan railway). "Refunds will be done in the railway ticket offices within the country of ticket purchase. E-travel documents passengers are able to pass with the help of web resources, through which they were executed ", - told in the FSP. first because of the situation With coronavirus have been cancelled trains in China, Korea, Italy, Mongolia, the Czech Republic, Poland, France and Germany. on the eve of New year, the Chinese authorities have put the world health organization in popularity on the outbreak of an unknown pneumonia in Wuhan. The experts found the causative agent - it was a New type of coronavirus 2019-nCoV. Later the who gave the disease the name official COVID-19, and eleven Mar declared the outbreak a pandemic. according to the final data, throughout the world, the coronavirus has infected more than 148 thousand people. Outbreaks of the disease recorded in over 130 countries. Most patients have already recovered, but more than five thousand people died. <span style="color:darkgray