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In the Tambov region air alert lasted more than 10 hours

In the Tambov region declared an air alert associated with the danger of attack unmanned aircraft

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In the Tambov region air alert lasted more than 10 hours

In the Tambov region, an air alert was declared associated with the danger of attack by unmanned aircraft.

The alarm was announced at 21:27 on October 24. The withdrawal sounded at 07:50 Sunday, October 25.

The total warning duration was 10 hours and 23 minutes.

During the period of the alarm, residents were advised to remain calm, and if an unmanned aircraft is detected, leave the danger zone and take shelter in a building, under a tree, in the entrance, parking or underground passage. It was also necessary to warn about the possible danger of other citizens and report the UAV on the number 112.

As of 07:50 on October 25, the danger of an attack by unmanned aircraft has passed.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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