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Bomb threats hit European schools after flights, media
On Nov. 11, bomb threat emails were sent to schools across Europe, following earlier threats against passenger flights and media outlets, Yonhap reports. At least 300 schools in Italy were evacuated after receiving a bomb alert message, the government said, according to the Korea Times. Yonhap's comprehensive report says threats reached about 7,000 schools in Europe, causing evacuation disruptions in Italy and elsewhere. The threats come after a week of hoaxes that disrupted flights and forced several European newsrooms to evacuate, as KBS World and the Korea Times reported. Authorities have called the incidents "malicious" hoaxes, with no hazardous materials found so far. Korean media coverage focuses on the scale of the disruption, with Yonhap noting the escalation from flights and broadcasters to schools, while the Korea Times highlights the Italian government's confirmation of the evacuations.
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