Italian Education Minister Giuseppe Valditra said on Wednesday, November 11 that the evacuated schools have received the same notification and the number of schools receiving this notification is expected to increase.
He saw the widespread sending of this message as a sign of the nullity of the threat.
A school in Rome wrote in a message to parents: "Following the national bomb warning, all students have been moved to a safe place and are still under the supervision of the teaching staff."
The Prime Minister of Italy, Giorgia Maloni, emphasized in a message on social networks that these threats do not constitute a danger and that the police and other government institutions are monitoring the situation.
According to Maloney, a meeting will be held at the government headquarters under his chairmanship to examine the latest developments and coordinate the next steps.
The Reuters news agency, citing a source in the Italian government, reported that the investigations did not find any indication that the threats were valid.
He described the sending of these messages as part of a strategy "aimed at creating fear and concern."
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