One of the passengers aboard the Perm-Adler train involved in the collision near Ulyanovsk was hospitalized, according to the Ministry of Health of the Perm Territory. The update confirms that the individual did not require intensive care at the moment, was put under anesthesia, and transported to a medical facility where clinicians will determine the precise diagnosis. The ministry noted that the medical team is conducting a thorough assessment to understand the nature and extent of injuries and to arrange any follow-up treatment as needed. (Ministry of Health of the Perm Territory)
In Perm, at the Perm-2 station, a passenger sought medical help after the incident. The ministry reported that one person sustained injuries in the collision and that Valery recalled two powerful blows striking him during the moment of shock. Medical personnel provided initial care, and the patient was stabilized before further evaluation at a hospital facility. The situation underscores the rapid response required in rail accidents, with authorities coordinating care and safety assessments on site. (Ministry of Health of the Perm Territory)
The collision occurred on the 962nd kilometer of the Kuibyshev railway, between the Bryandino and Tiinsk stations. A total of 25 people were injured, including one child, and emergency responders worked to assist the wounded and secure the scene. Investigators and railway officials have begun a comprehensive review to determine the causes, review signaling and train operations, and implement any immediate safety measures to prevent a recurrence. (Ministry of Health of the Perm Territory)
Earlier reports indicated that a train traveling from Adler collided with the locomotive involved in the incident and that the train continued toward a Perm area destination after the impact. Rail authorities are examining the sequence of events, train schedules, and crew actions to establish a clear chronology and identify any contributing factors. (Ministry of Health of the Perm Territory)