The wave of "mining" reached Moscow and St. Petersburg

About 20 hospitals, 10 schools and several shopping centers are evacuated in St. Petersburg due to mining reports. Employees and visitors of the Stockmann CSS on Nevsky Prospekt were also evacuated, a source in the city law enforcement agencies told TASS. Continent shopping centers, Pearl Plaza, Mega Dybenko, Rainbow, and Polyustrovsky market are also evacuated.

Judging by the DTP and PE in St. Petersburg group on the VKontakte social network, the evacuation also takes place in the PIK shopping center, the Academic shopping center, the Planet Neptune shopping center, the Shkepersky Mall shopping center, the DLT, in the disco club “Retrodiscode”.

According to RBC , checks are held in a number of city schools (number 54, 169, 197, 291, 385, 482 and 547). Visitors and employees of the Aleksandrovskaya, Vsevolozhsk and Toksov hospitals were evacuated. In the complex of administrative buildings "Nevskaya Town Hall", where 959 office premises are located, according to the source in law enforcement agencies, evacuation was also held.

In addition, mass messages about the threats of the explosion in shopping centers and educational institutions began to enter the Moscow police. Subsequently, it became known that messages about the threats of the explosion were also received in Yaroslavl and Kostroma. According to preliminary information, all messages came from the territory of Ukraine.

According to emergency services, among the “mined” in Moscow were the shopping centers “Yerevan Plaza”, “European park” and “Rio”, a network of cinemas “Sinema Star”, as well as the Russian Technological University (RTU MIREA). The source did not specify whether the evacuation is carried out. "Law enforcement officers are now checking these objects for suspicious items," law enforcement agencies noted. Specialists of the Ministry of Emergencies, police officers and dog handlers went to the place.

The Russian BBC service published a Miniivanii map, which shows the systematic movement of the wave of calls from Kamchatka to Kaliningrad from January 22 to 30. On January 22, e -mail received reports of mining a number of schools, kindergartens and medical facilities in the Kamchatka Territory, the next day the mass evacuation affected Primorye, on January 24 and 25 - Yuzhno -Sakhalinsk, Khabarovsk, Buryatia, Yakutia and the Irkutsk region .

On January 26 and 27, no anonymous calls were recorded, but on Monday the wave resumed and moved around Siberia to the west. On January 28, mining reports received institutions in Khakassia, the Novosibirsk Region, the Altai Territory , the Kemerovo region, as well as in Omsk, Tomsk and Krasnoyarsk.

On January 29, letters and calls of "telephone terrorists" came to the organization and institutions of the Perm Territory, Tomsk and a number of Volga regions. And on January 30, the mass evacuation affected the regions in the north-west and in the European part of the country.