Train service on part of Moscow\u2019s Red Line was temporarily suspended after smoke was reported on the line. <\/p>\n
Train movement was stopped between the stations Sokolniki and Park Kultury following a technical malfunction involving one of the train sets, News.Az<\/a> reports, citing The Moscow Metro.<\/a><\/p>\n Officials said the affected train has been removed for servicing by the manufacturer, and preliminary reports indicate that no passengers were injured during the incident.<\/p>\n The Moscow<\/a> transport department stated that the disruption was caused by a technical fault in one of the trains operating on the line.<\/p>\n Emergency services were also seen near Krasnye Vorota station, where reports of smoke prompted a temporary evacuation of passengers. Eyewitness accounts suggested that nearby stations, including Komsomolskaya, were also briefly evacuated as a precaution.<\/p>\n Authorities stressed that passenger safety was not compromised and that metro staff assisted commuters in safely exiting the stopped train and reaching stations.<\/p>\n Service disruptions were reported across several central stations as inspections and safety checks were carried out.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n #BREAKING<\/a>: Heavy smoke engulfed #Moscow<\/a>\u2019s Krasnye Vorota #metro<\/a> station, prompting an suspension of #train<\/a> operations. <\/p>\n Passengers were evacuated into the tunnel amid the emergency response, with early reports pointing to a possible fire from a loose cable. pic.twitter.com\/kdMTV8pK8J<\/a><\/p>\n
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