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At least 10 people were killed in explosions in two train carriages at metro stations in St. Petersburg on April 3, Russian authorities said.

At least 10 people are reported killed and 50 injured in an underground explosion in a station in the city of St Petersburg, Russian media report. Reports says there were two separate blasts in two carriages. People were evacuated from the stations immediately.
The Tass and Interfax agencies reported a blast at the Sennaya Ploshchad metro station, which left a number of victims.

Anthoupoli station on Line 2 of the Athens metro and Aegaleo station on Line 3 are to remain closed on Saturday and Sunday to allow for the installation of ticket barriers.

Anthoupoli station will remain closed on Monday too.

Peristeri station on Line 2 of the Athens metro and Kerameikos station on Line 3 were to remain closed Thursday as part of ongoing work to install ticket barriers in a bid to crack down on fare dodging.

Anthoupoli station on Line 2 and Aegaleo on Line 3 are set to remain closed on Saturday and Sunday for the same reason.

Three Athens metro stations will be closed over the weekend as part of ongoing work to install turnstiles in a bid to crack down on fare dodging.

The stations of Panepistimio and Aghios Ioannis on Line 2, and Aghia Marina on Line 3, will be closed on Saturday and Sunday.

Trains will pass through the the affected stations without stopping.

The Athens metro stations of Omonia (Line 1 and 2), Larissis Station and Dafni (Line 2) will be closed over the weekend as transport authorities install turnstiles to prevent fare dodging.

Trains will pass through the stations but without stopping.

Four stations on the Athens metro will remain closed on Saturday and Sunday as crews are to install turnstiles as part of a government plan to crack down on fare dodging, which is depriving state coffers of millions of euros.

The stations are Sepolia and Metaxourgio on Line 2 and Evangelismos and Katechaki on Line 3.

Four stations on the Athens metro will remain closed on Saturday and Sunday as crews install turnstiles to crack down on fare dodging.

The stations are Sepolia and Metaxourgio on Line 2 of the Athens metro, as well as Evangelismos and Katechaki on Line 3.

Trains will pass through the stations but will not be making any stops.

Construction of the new section of the second line of the underground in the Bulgarian capital is going according to schedule and the new Vitosha station is expected to be opened in July.

This was stated by Sofia mayor Yordanka Fandakova who inspected the progress of construction on Tuesday.