On Thursday, November 12, local authorities in France announced a bomb alert notification at the Calais-Parton train station in the north of the country. This warning also affected the movement of international trains and disrupted the movement of some Eurostar high-speed trains on the route from London to Paris.
The district of Pa-do-Cala announced in a message on the X social network that this warning may affect train traffic.
Eurostar also announced that at the request of the French authorities, trains are currently not allowed to pass through Calais-Parton station, and this has caused delays in the departure of several trains to and from London.
At the same time, the Italian government also announced on Thursday that following the receipt of emails containing bomb threats, it will develop a new protocol for handling security alerts to prevent the evacuation of buildings in the absence of clear evidence of danger.
According to this protocol, which should end with a meeting of experts, the local authorities will still have the authority to issue evacuation orders, but this action will be conditional on the existence of clear and objective signs of danger.