The police are investigating the shooting at buses with passengers in Novokuznetsk Unknown people started shooting at the windows of a bus in Novokuznetsk near Yubileynaya Street. One carried six people, the other - about 50 passengers. There were no casualties. "The police are conducting door-to-door visits, examining closed-circuit television footage," reported the Ministry of the Interior of the Kemerovo region. Both buses belong to the company Piteravto. Following the incident, nine flights were canceled and hundreds of people were unable to reach their destinations. The company estimated the damage at 60 thousand rubles. "I heard a sharp sound. At first the operator and I thought that one of the passengers had dropped something. "I stopped, looked around the interior and saw fresh holes in the windows," said the bus driver on line #87, Kenneth-Yasov (quote from the National Transport Union, which includes Peterbto). In accordance with the instructions, I called the police and reported to the operator. Unfortunately, the passengers had to leave the bus. The main thing is that no one gets hurt." In addition, according to the carriers' union, additional buses may be damaged: one from PATP-1 and another with shift workers. But the police don't report it.

The police are investigating the shooting at buses with passengers in Novokuznetsk Unknown people started shooting at the windows of a bus in Novokuznetsk near Yubileynaya Street. One carried six people, the other - about 50 passengers. There were no casualties. "The police are conducting door-to-door visits, examining closed-circuit television footage," reported the Ministry of the Interior of the Kemerovo region. Both buses belong to the company Piteravto. Following the incident, nine flights were canceled and hundreds of people were unable to reach their destinations. The company estimated the damage at 60 thousand rubles. "I heard a sharp sound. At first the operator and I thought that one of the passengers had dropped something. "I stopped, looked around the interior and saw fresh holes in the windows," said the bus driver on line #87, Kenneth-Yasov (quote from the National Transport Union, which includes Peterbto). In accordance with the instructions, I called the police and reported to the operator. Unfortunately, the passengers had to leave the bus. The main thing is that no one gets hurt." In addition, according to the carriers' union, additional buses may be damaged: one from PATP-1 and another with shift workers. But the police don't report it.