In response to successive bomb threats to passenger planes in Europe, officials and aviation agencies from many countries responded and explained the progress of the investigation and safety countermeasures. According to news from the Dutch side on the 6th, Dutch Minister of Justice and Security Van Veer said that it is currently unclear who issued the bomb threat involving multiple European airliners. Since threats are sent anonymously, it is difficult to trace the source. According to news from the Belgian side on the 6th, the Belgian government said it will re-evaluate the security situation faced by Belgium after the recent European flight bomb threat incident and clarify whether additional measures are needed to ensure air traffic safety. British Transport Secretary Alexander told the media that some European flights have been disrupted, and Britain has established procedures to deal with false alarms and malicious threats. She called the threat a “malicious false alarm.” According to news from the Polish side on the 6th, the European Air Traffic Control Organization is monitoring the situation and is cooperating closely with airlines, airports and other organizations across Europe to mitigate disruptions to air traffic operations.
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In response to successive bomb threats to passenger planes in Europe, officials and aviation agencies from many countries responded and explained the progress of the investigation and safety countermeasures. According to news from the Dutch side on the 6th, Dutch Minister of Justice and Security Van Veer said that it is currently unclear who issued the bomb threat involving multiple European airliners. Since threats are sent anonymously, it is difficult to trace the source. According to news from the Belgian side on the 6th, the Belgian government said it will re-evaluate the security situation faced by Belgium after the recent European flight bomb threat incident and clarify whether additional measures are needed to ensure air traffic safety. British Transport Secretary Alexander told the media that some European flights have been disrupted, and Britain has established procedures to deal with false alarms and malicious threats. She called the threat a “malicious false alarm.” According to news from the Polish side on the 6th, the European Air Traffic Control Organization is monitoring the situation and is cooperating closely with airlines, airports and other organizations across Europe to reduce interference with air traffic operations.
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