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A fire in the capital's underground train network apparently caused by a short circuit resulted in line closures yesterday from morning rush hour until lunchtime.
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We interrupt our usual schedule to bring you news and reactions regarding meteorites that have fallen over the Urals in Russia. Videos and pictures included.
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Netizens debate whether people should be entitled to free rescue after a 20-year-old geology student is washed down a sewer while taking part in urban exploration.
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An as-yet unidentified substance has fallen in Omsk as a white powder. It is believed to be aluminosilicate, and the Emergencies Ministry claim it is not harmful.
A fire in the capital's underground train network apparently caused by a short circuit resulted in line closures yesterday from morning rush hour until lunchtime.1
We interrupt our usual schedule to bring you news and reactions regarding meteorites that have fallen over the Urals in Russia. Videos and pictures included.
Netizens debate whether people should be entitled to free rescue after a 20-year-old geology student is washed down a sewer while taking part in urban exploration.
An as-yet unidentified substance has fallen in Omsk as a white powder. It is believed to be aluminosilicate, and the Emergencies Ministry claim it is not harmful.