Around 250 evacuated from Moscow subway station after smoke reported
Emergency crews are working to determine the source of a fire that prompted the evacuation.
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Roughly 250 people were evacuated from a Moscow subway station after smoke was detected, prompting an emergency response.
Emergency services were dispatched to the scene and are working to identify the source of the fire that caused the smoke, according to initial reports.
No information on injuries or the extent of disruption to subway service was included in the available reporting. Authorities are expected to provide further details once the cause of the incident has been determined.
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