They will start searching for forgotten items on trains while in transit.

      According to OAO "RZD," the company has begun testing a new system: now reports of lost items will go directly to the train conductor and attendants. This will allow the search to start immediately during the trip, without waiting for the train to arrive at the final station, as was the case before. It is noted that the service is already in demand among passengers. Since the beginning of the year, more than 13,700 forgotten items have been found and returned to their owners. Passengers most often leave electronic devices, documents, and clothing in the carriages. Among the unusual finds this year were a violin, a guitar, a sports kimono, a tea set, vinyl records, and even a gas mask.