US EditionPolice Evacuate Three Shopping Centers in Prague Due to Bomb Threat
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Police officers from special units performed on Old Town Square in Prague. Take a look.
On Thursday morning, three large shopping centers in the Czech capital Prague did not open at standard time due to police receiving reports of allegedly planted explosives.
According to police spokesman Jan Rybanský, someone reported a possible explosive device via email. Dozens of police officers are searching the shopping centers on Náměstí Republiky, Chodov, and Černý Most. The police spokesman could not estimate how long the centers would remain closed. Due to a similar threat, police officers also had to evacuate visitors to the Municipal House in February this year. The shopping center on Náměstí Republiky wa…
Three shopping centers in Prague are currently temporarily closed. According to the police, the reason is an anonymous email about the possible storage of explosives. These are the Palladium, Westfield Chodov and OC Černý Most shopping centers. The police are searching the buildings.
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