Six French airports evacuated after 'threats of attack': Report
- Six airports in France were evacuated due to security reasons, including bomb threats and abandoned luggage.
- The evacuations in France were part of a series of security alerts and precautions following the killing of a teacher and an increase in the threat level.
- The Prime Minister of Canada expressed concern over the situation in Gaza and pledged support for humanitarian aid, while the United Nations human-rights chief urged Canada to fulfill its commitments to human rights.
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French Regional Airports Evacuated For Second Day On Threats
(Bloomberg) -- Several regional airports in France were evacuated after threats of attack on Thursday, a day after airports in France and Belgium were evacuated on the same grounds. Continue Reading. Read more on World by BloombergQuint.
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Read Full ArticleFour airports in France evacuated following bomb alerts, a day after chaos in French air transport
At least four French regional airports - Bordeaux, Nantes, Lille and Montpellier - were evacuated on Thursday following bomb alerts, a day after 15 French airports were evacuated for the same reason, Le Figaro reports.
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