Belarusian experts have established the identity of all 12 people, died in a suicide attack in Minsk subway, by the evening on April 12. The dead list includes seven men and five women. There's a display board with the names of the victims together with their photos at the entrance to "Kastrychnitskaya" subway station, where the explosion had occurred the day before. Until late in the evening, residents of Minsk were carrying flowers and candles to a place of tragedy to commemorate victims of the attack.
List of victims:
1. Abrazhei Natalia Valentinovna (Date of Birth — November 6, 1966, Minsk)
2. Zaharkova Tatiana Ihorevna (November 20, 1968, Minsk)
3. Kaptyuh Roman Vasilievich (March 16, 1990, Minsk)
4. Narkevich Anatoli Vladimirovich (June 3, Minsk)
5. Parfuntsev Alexander Evhenievich (March 21, 1954, Minsk)
6. Serbaev Sergei Vladimirovich (November 4, 1988, Minsk voblast, Puhavichy district, Pravdinski village)
7. Solovieva Olha Viktorovna (January 12, 1983, Baranavichy)
8. Shagoyko Anna Viktorovna (October 9, 1954б Minsk)
9. Klemets Yuri Alexandrovich (4 May 1987, Minsk)
10 Bakan Vitali Serheevich (1977, Minsk voblast, Luban district)
11. Herasimchik Serhei Anatolievich (July 17, 1993, Minsk).
12. Pikulik Halina Ivanovna (Minsk)
April 12, the Belarusian Interior Ministry also released an updated list of the injured in an explosion in Minsk subway. However, it consists of 192 names. The list has been published on the site of Belarus Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Funerals of Victims to Be Held at Two Cemeteries in Minsk
Chairman of the Minsk City Executive Committee Nikolai Ladutko reported on ONT TV channel on April 12 that the victims’ funerals would be held at two cemeteries in Minsk — Kalodishchy and Honor Walk of the Northern cemetery. In addition, some of the victims will be buried in Slutsk and Baranavichy.
Minsk Mayor has previously reported that the city government will take full responsibility for the funeral arrangements.
