One Person Killed And Two Wounded In Explosion At Yessentuki Cemetery

23.04.2001 05:08

Two powerful explosions went off at 11.25 Moscow time at the cemetery in the town of Yessentuki (Northern Caucasus), killing one person and wounding two. RIA Novosti learned this from the press-service of the Russian Emergencies Ministry. Representatives of the law-enforcement bodies and an operations group of the North Caucasian regional Emergency Ministry centre of Russia have proceeded to the site of the crime. The circumstances of the explosion are being specified.

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