In Ireland because of the threat of explosion evacuated employees of several media

Employees of a number of media outlets in Ireland were evacuated from their offices in the Irish capital Dublin amid a bomb threat. It's from sb.by.

As noted by TASS with reference to the TV channel RTE, this was done after warnings sent by e-mail to the editorial office of the broadcaster and other media in the Republic and the UK, including the newspaper Irish Independent. According to Irish radio station Wlr.fm, employees of the Marconi House office building in Dublin, which houses Newstalk, Today FM, Spin 1038 and 98FM radio stations, were also evacuated.

It is reported that during the inspection of the building by police, the TV channel launched recorded programs due to the inability to conduct a live broadcast. Now the news channel RTE News shows a circle of cutting the same news with photos to music.

Police in Ireland said in a statement that they were “aware of a threat to the media in Ireland and elsewhere in Europe”: “Irish police are in contact with the Irish media.” Threats will be investigated.

Reuters later added that Newstalk staff were allowed to return to the building.

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