Czech Police Say Four Planes Heading to Prague Receive Bomb Threats
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The police at Prague airport began an investigation because of reports of explosive devices on board four arriving passenger aircraft. Four aircraft landed at Waclav Havel airport in Prague, in which police patrols and dogs were travelling to search for explosives, handed over to RIA News with reference to Novinky. "We are investigating threats of explosives on board four planes heading for Prague. We assess the seriousness of the threat as low,…
Europe has been hit by a wave of reports of threats on board aircraft
Europe has been hit by a wave of reports of threats on board aircraft. Four airliners flying to Prague received information about the bombs.Another Wizz Air flight en route from Milan to Warsaw landed in Vienna due to the threat.Earlier it was...
Four planes to Prague have been threatened with explosive devices on board. The Czech police have announced this, stating that they judge "low the credibility of the threats." (ANSA)
According to Novinky, four planes landed at Prague's Ruzyně Airport on Thursday, and police patrols headed towards them, including a dog handler with a dog specially trained to search for bombs. The Václav Havel Airport security committee is also meeting. The incident took place when an Airbus A320 plane en route from Dublin to Rome landed at a French air base on Thursday morning after a bomb threat.
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