On the morning of November 11, local time, schools in many parts of Italy received bomb-threatening emails, and some schools urgently evacuated students, faculty, and staff. According to Italian sources, more than 100 schools received threatening emails, involving various cities such as Rome, Milan, Naples, and Bologna. According to reports, a threatening email was sent at around 10 o'clock on the same day, claiming that an explosive device that can be detonated remotely had been placed inside the school building and threatening to attack the Italian Prime Minister. Currently, the police, detonators, and postal communications police have stepped in to carry out safety inspections on relevant buildings and investigate the source of the emails.

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