Smoke at Moscow's Tulskaya metro station prompts evacuation of around 250 people
People self-evacuated from the station lobby after smoke appeared, according to local reports.
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Smoke appeared in the lobby of the Tulskaya metro station in Moscow, prompting roughly 250 people to evacuate on their own, according to local reports.
The self-evacuation took place as the source of the smoke was being identified. Further details on the cause of the smoke or any disruption to train service at the station were not included in the available reporting.
Emergency responders are expected to provide additional information on the incident once the cause has been determined.
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