12 schools in different German cities received emails with bomb threats. Police are checking the premises of the schools.

Schools across Germany have received bomb threats. The report apparently turned out to be false, writes UNN with reference to BILD.

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In Germany, at least 12 schools received bomb threats. According to the Lower Saxony Criminal Police Department (LKA), schools in Hanover, Erfurt, and Leipzig were affected by the threats. In the city of Stuhr near Bremen, the occupation was canceled due to the threat of occupation.

Currently, the Bremen police, with the help of trained dogs, are inspecting all the premises of the Lisa Meitner School. Entrance to the building of this school was strictly prohibited until the start of classes.

It looks like a nationwide campaign

– said the LKA representative.

However, according to various police agencies, all the threats were sent via e-mail. Therefore, to coordinate the search for the sender, criminal police offices have established a network of cooperation, said a representative of the Hanover police.

In Erfurt, the capital of the German state of Thuringia, threats were sent to five schools. Also, according to police, some messages with the same threatening content were found in mailboxes late on Sunday evening.

Overnight police searches of our buildings did not reveal anything suspicious or disturbing, and the threat itself poses no real danger. The Ratsgymnasium gymnasium, according to the police, can start classes on Monday without restrictions

– Thüringer Allgemeine quotes a letter sent to the students' parents.

Recall

In Changde, China, a car drove into a crowd of people outside an elementary school, injuring several students. The incident comes amid a recent spate of public attacks in the country.