Go to the media bankIndependence Square in Kyiv. File photoPRAGUE, Sep 19 The authorities of Prague and Ostrava (in the north-east of the Czech Republic) decided to donate several dozens of trams and buses, already taken out of use and intended for sale, to a number of Ukrainian cities as part of their post-war restoration , according to Czech TV. «In the Ukrainian city of Konotop, with a population of 85,000, there is now only one bus serving 18 lines. By the decision of the management of the Ostrava transport company, it was decided to send 40 trams and seven diesel buses to this city free of charge. These vehicles have already been taken out of use in Ostrava and In turn, the authorities of Prague decided, as part of the restoration of normal life in the cities of Kharkiv and Khmelnitsky, to give them 20 trams and 2 buses free of charge,» the report says. that the cars we are transferring will be sent to Ukrainian cities in small parcels. rtiami, based on the existing situation in these regions. I think that the first trams and buses could be on the road in the coming days or weeks,» Petr Vitovsky, general director of the Prague transport company, told reporters.
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