HOSTAGES, MISSING OR NOT?

Publication: North Caucasus Weekly Volume: 3 Issue: 36

December 9, 2002 08:00 AM Age: 22 years

On December 6, the official RIA Novosti press agency reported that only one former hostage from the Dubrovka incident remained in a Moscow hospital. On November 28, however, the website Grani.ru had written that sixty-eight former hostages remained missing without trace.

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