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TEHRAN, May 26 - The subway in Ukraine’s capital Kiev has reopened after a bomb warning proved to be a false alarm, the subway operator said on Saturday, just hours before the city hosts the UEFA Champions League final.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) - The subway in Ukraine’s capital Kiev has reopened after a bomb warning proved to be a false alarm, the subway operator said on Saturday, just hours before the city hosts the UEFA Champions League final.
“The stations are checked and open for passengers. Explosive data-x-items were not found,” the subway operator said on Facebook.
Earlier on Saturday, the subway closed its five stations after it received a warning call.
Source: Reuters
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