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IPCC evacuated for second time in six days due to reports of mining

Students and employees of the Moscow State Institute of Culture (MGIK) were evacuated due to a report of mining.

Students and employees of the Moscow State Institute of Culture (MGIK) were evacuated due to a report of mining.

“Due to a report of a security threat, the building of the institute is being evacuated. The reason is the received message about mining, the press service of the university said.

Authorized services work at the site. Students and staff at the institute were asked to remain calm, the report said.

Before that, the evacuation to the IPCC was carried out on October 21, then because of reports of mining, employees and students were withdrawn from educational buildings and dormitories.

In late September, after a false report of mining, the evacuation took place at the Russian University of Medicine.

Source: РБК ↗

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