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Nearly 100 schools in Italy receive bomb threat emails

Around 100 schools across Italy received bomb threats emails. They were signed by the same name, reports sb.by. ...

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Nearly 100 schools in Italy receive bomb threat emails

Around 100 schools across Italy received bomb threats emails. They were signed by the same name, reports sb.by.

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According to the newspaper La Repubblica, the same threats were received last week by the media in the UK and Ireland.

It is noted that students were evacuated from a number of schools in Rome, Turin, Milan, Bergamo, Naples. So far, no explosive devices have been found. The police and the competent services conduct inspections.

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

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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