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According to police union sources, these messages threatening attacks concern establishments in the 13th, 15th and 19th arrondissements of Paris.
Nearly twenty educational establishments in Paris were targeted during the night from Tuesday to Wednesday by new attack threats transmitted through the ENT (Digital Work Spaces), the rectorate of Paris said this Wednesday. Paris to AFP. According to police union sources, these messages from “threats of attack” concern establishments in the 13th, 15th and 19th arrondissements in particular.
The police intervened, “sometimes with dog brigades”, to “remove doubts” about each situation and “ensure the safety of students and staff”, he said. At Pierre-Alviset college, in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, a message was sent to parents. All the students had to be evacuated around 9 a.m., after receiving “terrorist threats”specifies the management of the establishment.
1700 students evacuated
A bomb threat was also recorded at the Jean de la Fontaine high school in the 16th arrondissement of Paris this Wednesday, we learned Le Figaro from a source close to the matter. The 1,700 students present in the establishment had to be evacuated and then returned home. “Ladies and Gentlemen students, Ladies and Gentlemen responsible for the students, the establishment was evacuated this morning following the receipt of threats. A doubt will be cleared during the day, we did not want to take any risk for the students and staff, the classes are therefore canceled for the day.was written on the ENT platform.
This Wednesday morning, the fire alarm was triggered at the high school. After being gathered, the students returned to the classes to take their belongings, confides this same source, who specifies that several police officers are currently in front of the establishment.
Same beheading video
“If the police station carries out a visual inspection of the establishment that it considers satisfactory, classes will resume normally. If the police station considers that it is necessary to use a dog squad then the establishment is evacuated. indicated this Wednesday Emmanuel Garot, the president of the Federation of Parents of Public Education Paris (PEEP) in a message intended for parents of students.
The messages received this morning via ENT were “threats of bomb attacks” accompanied by an attachment of the same beheading video sent to several establishments last week. “The email accounts that received this message are systematically closed”further specifies the PEEP which calls for vigilance of the content with which children may have been in contact.
Dozens of high schools in the south of France were targeted during the night from Monday to Tuesday by threats of attack via the ENT. This wave of messages followed others in recent days in Île-de-France, Hauts-de-France and the Grand Est region.