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Blast in Russian Metro station kills 10

Authorities closed all St Petersburg metro stations

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People carry a subway blast victim into an ambulance after explosion at Tekhnologichesky Institut subway station in St Petersburg, Russia on Monday. Photo: Reuters

Denis Pinchuk St Petersburg, Russia
Ten people were killed and more than 20 were injured when an explosion tore through a train carriage in a St Petersburg metro tunnel on Monday in what authorities called a probable terrorist attack.

Russian news media reported that police were searching for a man recorded on surveillance cameras who was thought to have been involved in the attack, which coincided with a visit to the city by President Vladimir Putin.

A grainy photograph published by the Fontanka news outlet showed a middle-aged man with beard and black hat. Interfax news agency cited unnamed sources as saying the bomb, packed with shrapnel,

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