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European skies on high alert after hoax bomb threats this week – Europe live
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Hoax bomb threats targeted commercial flights this week leaving at least 35 planes searched or diverted A Ryanair flight from Rome to Lisbon, flight number FR8196, was also targeted by a bomb threat, according to Portuguese media. “The authorities are taking steps to assess and c
Hoax bomb threats targeted commercial flights this week leaving at least 35 planes searched or diverted A Ryanair flight from Rome to Lisbon, flight number FR8196, was also targeted by a bomb threat, according to Portuguese media. “The authorities are taking steps to assess and confirm the credibility of the threat,” CNN Portugal reported. Continue reading...
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