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Eighteen Skopje schools receive bomb threats

  • Eighteen elementary and high schools in Skopje have received bomb threats on Thursday.
Eighteen Skopje schools receive bomb threats

Skopje, 9 February 2023 (MIA) - Eighteen elementary and high schools in Skopje have received bomb threats on Thursday.
 
The Ministry of Interior (MoI) said measures have been taken to safely evacuate the schools and conduct anti-terrorist checks.
 
"Police received a report around 13:30 pm on Thursday that 18 elementary and high schools received bomb threats via email," according to the MoI.

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