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RosUniMed evacuated due to reports of mining

Russian University of Medicine evacuated after an anonymous report of mining No explosive devices were found.

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Russian University of Medicine evacuated after an anonymous report of mining No explosive devices were found. Now the school is working normally, said the university.

“All services performed in accordance with established regulations. For now, the evacuation is over, the work of the university has been resumed as usual, the head of the university’s press service told TASS.

On September 24, at least 10 universities were evacuated in Moscow due to reports of mining, including GITIS, Sechenov University and Moscow Psychological and Pedagogical University. On September 25, employees and students of the Moscow Technical University of Communications and Informatics were evacuated for the same reason.

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