Moscow Russia is in a Quiet State of Shock Today!
Filed Under (Russia) by admin on 29-03-2010
Tagged Under : cops, Moscow, Moscow Russia, the President of Russia Medvedev, train station
Life in Moscow goes on but with a much more somber tone today than normal. The president of Russia Medvedev has made his speech about what happened. The news media is on top of things and the cops are on every street corner, in our town! I am told that we have a excess amount of cops because our town is a major railway station. They are correct it is, a 20 minute walk and you are at a big train station…
So what happened?
Two blasts in Moscow’s subway stations Lubyanka and Park Kultury occurred during the early morning rush hour with an interval of 40 minutes, the first one at approximately 8:00 a.m. Moscow time (5:00 GMT). According to preliminary information, at least 37 people have died and dozens were injured.
MOSCOW, March 29 (RIA Novosti)
I took a long walk with the dog and then again without the dog. I was watching the cops stopping people on the corners and pulling people out of businesses to question them. The store I go to and shop for food, had one employee at a time, go out side and talk to officers.
Everything was calm, cool and the cops acted very professional. They without a doubt had a particular type of person they had their eyes watching for. I had covered allot of territory while walking and ended up at the train station. It was abuzz with activity. They even had several German Shepard dogs patrolling around the station. I decided not to attempt to take pictures because I think that things are tense enough all over.
So I decided that a quiet day in Moscow is in order…
Windows to Russia!
PS: Here are some pictures and a video! (Link)
