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The human rights activist said about the search of more than two thousand Brazilian fans in Chuvashia. The police denied this
Update . The Ministry of Internal Affairs for Chuvashia denied the information about the detention of buses with Brazilian fans, Interfax writes .
In Chuvashia, police officers stopped 90 buses with Brazilian fans traveling from Moscow to Kazan for the France-Argentina match. Human rights activist Vladislav Yusupov told about this on Facebook.
According to him, the buses were about two and a half thousand passengers. The police took the Brazilians out of the buses, searched them and took down the personal data of each. The whole process took about eight hours, Yusupov told MBKh Media. As a result, the fans were released.
Yusupov told MBKh Media that the police did not provide any explanation for their actions. The human rights activist noted that there were also Argentine fans on the buses, but the police did not pay attention to them.
Actually, that's why I took my Brazilian colleague to solve the situation. By the time we arrived (and this was already several hours later), the last poor fellows were being tormented, and we ourselves were almost locked in the PAZik of the local Ministry of Internal Affairs, which was standing right next to it.