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Another bomb was safely found and defused by police. At least 10 people died and around 50 were injured in a huge blast that hit the city's public transport system. Vladimir Putin, who was in the city at the time of the attack, said that officials hadn't yet found a motive but that they would look at a terror attack "first of all". Isis supporters have been praising the attack, but neither that group or any other has publicly claimed responsibility for it. The unidentified explosive device went off at 2:20 p.m. on a train that was leaving the Technology Institute station and heading to the Sennaya Square station, the agency said. Social media users posted photographs and video from the Technology Institute subway station, showing injured people lying on the floor outside a train with a mangled door. Frantic commuters were reaching into doors and windows, trying to see if anyone was there, and shouting "Call an ambulance!" "Everything was covered in smoke, there were a lot of firefighters," Maria Smirnova, a student on a train behind the one where a bomb went off, told the Dozhd television channel. "Firefighters shouted us to run for the exit and everyone ran. Everyone was panicking." http://dell-laptops-support.co.uk/ http://dell-laptops-support.co.uk/dell-customer-service.php http://dell-laptops-support.co.uk/contact.php