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Danger onboard a Russian train, or just free electricity?
In the hallway of a Russian sleeping train I found this ominous looking sign beside the electrical outlet. Am I allowed to touch it? Is it just for electric shavers? And will it blow up my phone charger if I plug it in?
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Tagged electricity, mobile phones, Russia, Russian Railways, translation, warning signs
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