Moroccan students expelled from Russia for playing loud music during mourning period

A Several Moroccan students have been expelled from Russia after authorities accused them of violating the country’s federal migration law. The students were reportedly playing loud music in their car on March 24th, a day of national mourning declared by President Vladimir Putin following a terrorist attack in Moscow that claimed over 140 lives.

According to Russian media, the students were parked near residential buildings and shops in the city of Astrakhan when they were found playing loud music.

The incident occurred on the same day that Russia was mourning the victims of the attack, which targeted a concert hall near Moscow and was claimed by the Islamic State group.