The large shopping center near the Crocus City Hall concert complex is back in operation after a brief shutdown. Recent updates confirm that normal activities resumed at the mall, with shoppers welcomed back and stores once again serving customers.
People were evacuated from the Vegas mall in the immediate aftermath of the incident at Crocus City Hall. Operations have since resumed, and the mall is once again open to the public as staff and security measures have been reassessed and reinforced.
According to officials, the venue is open for visitors and retail outlets are functioning as usual, offering a range of shopping and dining options as the city returns to its routine rhythm.
On the evening of March 22, a violent incident unfolded at Crocus City Hall during the scheduled performance of a rock band. Gunmen entered the hall and opened fire on the audience, followed by explosions and a subsequent fire. Investigators have classified the event as a terrorist attack and launched a formal criminal case under applicable law. In response to the crisis, city authorities canceled scheduled entertainment events for the upcoming weekend and a day of national mourning was announced later in the week to honor those affected.
In the wake of the tragedy, blood donation efforts were mobilized across Moscow and neighboring regions. Authorities reported thousands of people stepping forward to donate blood to support victims. Public figures and celebrities joined the relief effort by making donations and contributing to the aid fund coordinated by major banks and humanitarian organizations. Their contributions, along with others from the entertainment industry, were directed toward supporting medical care and victims’ families as part of a broad community response.
Following the incident, the former owner of Crocus City Hall addressed questions about security measures, responding to concerns raised by observers and stakeholders about safety protocols and preparedness. The dialogue highlighted ongoing commitments to safety improvements and transparency in how venues manage risk in crowded, high-profile events.