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Air and missile danger declared in the Lipetsk region

In the Lipetsk region there is an air danger

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Air and missile danger declared in the Lipetsk region

There is air danger in the Lipetsk region. Yellow level was announced at 22:45 on Tuesday, October 27, according to the Ministry of Emergency Situations.

Residents are asked to remain calm and go to a safe place.

Also in the region declared a missile danger. It's in effect from 23:02. It is necessary to hide in rooms without windows with capital walls and not approach the windows. On the street you need to find the nearest shelter or safe place.

Emergency number 112.

In a safe place, you need to stay until the signal “missile danger” is released.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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