The migration agency cautioned Uzbek citizens planning to travel to Russia

The Foreign Labor Migration Agency has issued a warning regarding heightened security measures across Russia following a terrorist attack in the Moscow region on March 22. An official statement from the agency has been released regarding this matter.

Uzbek individuals intending to travel to, stay in, or depart from Russia are advised to adhere to these security protocols.

The advisory instructs individuals to carry valid identification documents permitting their stay or employment in Russia, avoid unnecessary visits to public areas, refrain from interacting with unfamiliar or suspicious individuals, abstain from storing prohibited multimedia content on electronic devices, and if traveling, arrive at train stations or airports ahead of schedule.

It is worth noting that following the terrorist incident in the Moscow region, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kyrgyzstan advised its citizens against non-essential travel to Russia.