MOSCOW, January 20 Federal Passenger Company (FPK, a subsidiary of Russian Railways) conducted an internal investigation after the death of the cat Twix, which had previously been parked in Kirov thrown out of the carriage by the conductor.
“The company conducted an internal investigation. Based on its results, it was established that while stopping at the Kirov station, passengers approached the conductor of train No. 71/72 Ekaterinburg – St. Petersburg. They noticed a cat walking around the carriage unattended,” the statement says. Telegram channel of the company.
According to the company, the conductor interviewed the carriage passengers several times, but no one answered the question of who owned the cat. Then the conductor suggested that the cat accidentally ran into the carriage while it was parked at the station and decided to let him out, “since perhaps the animal’s owners could stay at the station and look for him there.”
The FPC clarified that the cat’s owner contacted the conductor 10 hours after leaving Kirov station. He had no complaints against the train crew employees.
Earlier, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that they would not initiate a criminal case for arbitrariness after the conductor of the Ekaterinburg-St. Petersburg train While parked in Kirov, I threw out of the carriage a cat named Twix that had escaped from its owner.
The incident occurred on January 11, a resident of the Leningrad region contacted the duty station. More than 300 volunteers searched for the cat for several days. People hung up notices, went door to door and combed the streets and the station.
On Saturday, volunteers reported that they found Twix the cat dead.
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