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In Saratov at night declared and canceled the missile danger

Saratov airport "Gagarin" returned to normal operation after the abolition of the regime of missile danger, which operated in the region at night

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In Saratov at night declared and canceled the missile danger

Saratov airport "Gagarin" returned to normal operation after the abolition of the regime of missile danger, which operated in the region at night. This is reported by the press service of the regional department of Emergencies. The agency declared an alert on October 15 at 1:30 a.m.

The Emergencies Ministry issued an emergency warning the day before at 23:12. Rescuers asked people in the houses to move away from the windows and stand behind the load-bearing walls, and passers-by on the street were advised to enter the buildings or go down to the underground passages. Rosaviatsia immediately closed the sky over Samara for security, so the local airport temporarily did not receive or send aircraft.

Now all restrictions are lifted, and the air harbor is working normally.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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