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Live Updates: St. Petersburg explosion
Ten dead as blasts reported on St Petersburg metro Ten people have died and dozens more have been injured following reports of twin blasts on the St Petersburg metro. President Putin says all causes are being considered, including terrorism The metro system in St Petersburg has been shut down
7:10 PM (IST)
The metro servicing Russia's second largest city said it had closed all stations at 15:40 local time (12:40 GMT) amid an ongoing evacuation. It remains unclear when the underground system will open again.
7:05 PM (IST)
An injured person is helped by emergency services outside Sennaya Ploshchad metro station, following explosions in train carriages at metro stations in St. Petersburg, Russia on April 3, 2017.
6:55 PM (IST)
There was only one blast in St Petersburg metro, Reuters quotes a source in emergency services as saying.
6:50 PM (IST)
BREAKING: St Petersburg metro explosion causes 'casualties' https://t.co/fb5AXPuO4g
— Roseborn Couture (@roseborncouture) April 3, 2017
6:48 PM (IST)
Fifty people have been injured by the blasts in St Petersburg's metro system on Monday, Andrey Kibitov, the head of the city governor's press service said on Twitter. Seventeen ambulances are currently treating the injured, Kibitov said.
6:47 PM (IST)
#WATCH Scene from the blast site at Tekhnologicheskiy Institut metro station in St Petersburg, Russia; 10 killed and 50 injured. pic.twitter.com/UazXjcVJKM
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 3, 2017
6:45 PM (IST)
Authorities have tightened security on Moscow subway after blast in St. Petersburg subway - Moscow's deputy mayor
6:35 PM (IST)
#UPDATE: Russian media says 50 injured in St. Petersburg metro explosion, 10 killed. pic.twitter.com/fNxJGeGyLS
— ANI (@ANI_news) April 3, 2017
6:30 PM(IST)
All stations of St. Petersburg metro closed after blasts.
6:25 PM (IST)
Explosive device was set off on a train: AP
6:25 PM (IST)
Putin offers condolences to the families of those killed in St. Petersburg subway explosion.
6:25 PM (IST)
We are considering all causes, including terrorism - Vladimir Putin
6:20 PM (IST)
The subway's administration says several stations in the northern Russian city have been closed and that an evacuation is underway Monday afternoon.
6:17 PM (IST)
Social media users posted photographs from one subway station in the city center, showing people lying on the floor and a train with a mangled door nearby.
6:10 PM (IST)
Putin is visiting the city Monday and is expected to hold talks with the Belarusian president later in the day.
6:10 PM (IST)
Russian news agencies quoted Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov saying that Russian President Vladimir Putin has been informed about the explosion.
6:05 PM (IST)
Three metro stations have been closed, local media outlet Fontanka reported.
6:02 PM (IST)
Another agency, RIA Novosti, said there appeared to have been blasts at two metro stations.
6:02 PM (IST)
A Reuters witness saw eight ambulances near the Sennaya Ploshchad metro station.
6:01 PM (IST)
An explosion in the St Petersburg metro system on Monday has killed at least 10 people, according to "preliminary information," Russian news agency TASS reported.
