Uzbekistan

An additional vehicle was sent for bus passengers from Moscow stranded in Tatarstan

A replacement bus has been dispatched to Uzbek citizens who were passengers on a Moscow–Tashkent bus detained in Tatarstan, allowing them to return to Uzbekistan. The assistance was organized by the Consulate General of Uzbekistan in Kazan jointly with the representative office of the Migration Agency in Russia. On October 31, the bus was stopped in Tatarstan and placed in an impound lot. As a result, the citizens of Uzbekistan were unable to continue their journey. A video appeal circulated on social media […]

Passengers of a bus travelling from Moscow to Tashkent, which was detained in Tatarstan, have been provided with additional transport to return to Uzbekistan. Assistance was organized by the Consulate General of Uzbekistan in Kazan in cooperation with the representative office of the Migration Agency in Russia.

On October 31, the bus was stopped in Tatarstan and sent to an impound lot. Because of this, the citizens of Uzbekistan were unable to continue their journey. A video appeal requesting help appeared on social networks.

Following this, the consulate and the representative office of the Migration Agency took prompt measures. An additional bus was sent for the passengers to ensure their return home.

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