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Schools evacuated across Italy after bomb threats

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On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, schools across Italy were evacuated following hoax bomb threats. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni dismissed the threat as non-existent, stating there was no 'concrete danger.' Similar hoax threats were reported in schools in Britain and Ireland, which reportedly prompted some evacuations in Scotland. Meloni held a government meeting with security and intelligence chiefs to discuss the threats.

Key points

• Schools across Italy were evacuated on Wednesday following hoax bomb threats.
• Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni dismissed the threat as non-existent, stating there was no 'concrete danger'.

Context

Similar hoax threats were reported in schools in Britain and Ireland, which reportedly prompted some evacuations in Scotland. Meloni held a government meeting with security and intelligence chiefs to discuss the threats.

Limitations

Evacuations occurred in Italy, Britain, and Ireland; specific dates for other countries are not provided. Meloni's statement on 'concrete danger' is a direct quote from the source, but the source does not specify the exact time of the meeting or the duration of the threat period.

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