After the death of citizens of Uzbekistan in an accident near Vladimir, a case was opened about organizing illegal migration. One person detained

After a bus collided with a train in the Vladimir region, which killed 17 people, a criminal case was initiated on organizing illegal migration (Article 322.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). This was stated in the Moscow Interregional Transport Prosecutor's Office.

“During the inspection, the fact of organizing illegal migration of citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan - bus passengers was revealed,” the department said.

According to the prosecutor's office, "their illegal entry and stay on the territory of the Russian Federation was carried out without proper registration of migration registration documents." The organizers received five thousand rubles from each passenger.

According to Interfax , the main suspect in the case has been detained. The source of the agency said that this is a citizen of Kazakhstan; There are no other details in the message.

• On the night of October 6, in the Vladimir region, a passenger train crashed into a bus; According to the driver, the car stalled at the crossing. According to the administration of the Vladimir region, 17 people died.
• In total, there were 57 or 58 people in the car. All passengers were citizens of Uzbekistan, drivers were citizens of Kazakhstan.
• The bus was traveling to Kazakhstan from the Moscow region. According to unconfirmed reports, the bus could have ended up at the crossing due to the driver’s decision to bypass the traffic police post – it was allegedly forbidden to transport people on this car.