Govt tells schools not to evacuate if they get threats without 'concrete danger'

Italian schools have been advised not to evacuate immediately upon receiving bomb threats, following a wave of false alarms. Approximately 6,000 schools received such threats, leading to temporary evacuations. A new threat prompted further evacuations, but officials stated that local authorities should assess the situation before deciding to evacuate. Many schools acted before receiving updated guidance from the government. These threats come amid recent cyberattacks in Europe and the exposure of officials' personal data on the dark web.

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