Mykolaiv rail station is a prime candidate for a public private partnership,

Mykolaiv rail station is a prime candidate for a public private partnership, Infrastructure Minister Volodomyr Omelyan says. In March, Ukrzaliznitsya starts a two-year, internationally funded project to electrify two lines of track, totaling 300 km, that converge on Mykolaiv in a ‘V.’ Already a rail hub, Mykolaiv has nightly trains from Kyiv and daily trains to Odesa, to the west, and Kherson, to the east. Unimpressed with the condition of the rail station on a visit this week, Omelyan told his press service about broken toilets and the stationmaster who checked into a hospital “so as not to show the results of his ‘work’ for the year.”