VIDEO: Police and Rosgvardiya Inspect Wildberries Warehouse
According to the Baza Telegram channel, law enforcement officials are inspecting employee documents, including passports, military registration certificates, and residency permits. Currently, about 10 employees have been escorted to a police vehicle near the marketplace.
Law enforcement agencies arrived for a scheduled inspection at one of the Wildberries online retail warehouses in Elektrostal, near Moscow, as reported by the company's press service to RBC.
"The warehouse is operating as usual, and the current inspection does not affect the operations of the facility," the press service assured.
After the inspection, all employees will return to work, they added.
The press service noted that the visit by the police and Rosgvardiya is planned, and the company is cooperating with law enforcement and providing support in their work.
The previous inspection at Wildberries took place in early April in Ryazan, where police officers reviewed documents related to compliance with migration legislation, leading to 12 individuals being sent for further verification.
The Elektrostal warehouse was previously checked on March 27, during which police had questions for about 40 employees at the warehouse.
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