As of February 5, the train running on the Chisinau-Ungheni route was supplemented with two cars. Thus, the number of seats for travellers was increased from 520 to 752, IPN reports, with reference to the Ministry of Economy and Infrastructure.

The decision was taken after Minister Kiril Gaburici last week travelled by the Chisinau-Ungheni train and discussed the faced problems with passengers and employees of Moldova’s Railways.

So far the train travelling on the Chisinau-Ungheni route had six cars. The train sets off daily at 5:43pm from Chisinau and arrives in Ungheni at close to 9pm. A trip costs 22 lei.