Free charging stations to be installed at train stations in Ukraine
JSC Ukrzaliznytsia, Ukraine's state-run railway operator, has received 100 powerful charging stations for smartphones, which will be installed at train stations with the largest passenger traffic.
That's according to the operator's press service.
"The first stations have already been installed at the Kyiv Invincibility Fortress (the capital's railway station – ed.). One such station can simultaneously charge up to 33 devices and will allow traveling Ukrainians to always remain connected, despite possible blackouts," the statement reads.
It is noted that the stations were produced in record time in Turkey specifically for Ukrzaliznytsia and, despite logistical issues, were delivered to Ukraine already at the beginning of this year. The charging stations were provided by the Kusto Group – a group of Kazakh entrepreneurs who have been actively supporting humanitarian projects in Ukraine.
As reported, JSC Ukrzaliznytsia has scheduled additional retro train trips in the capital.
