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Russia's Volgograd To Declare 3 Days of Mourning for Bus Bomb Victims
World | October 21, 2013, Monday // 17:17
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Volgograd’s Governor will announce a three day mourning for bus bombing victims.
Tuesday, October 22nd will be the first of three mourning days for victims of bus bombing in Volgograd as the city's Governor made a decision to announce the mourning in order to commemorate the victims of the terrorist act, informs Focus News Agency.
An explosion killed at least five people on a bus in the southern Russian city of Volgograd early Monday afternoon.
Investigators suspect a female suicide bomber, Russian news agencies report.
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