Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni issued an official statement regarding the mass bomb alarms reported at educational institutions across the country, reassuring the public that no concrete threat has been detected so far.
”The Government is following very closely the numerous reports of bomb alarms in schools,” Prime Minister Meloni stated, emphasizing that law enforcement agencies and state institutions at all levels remain fully committed to monitoring the situation and reassuring citizens, families, and school personnel.
Addressing ongoing safety concerns, Meloni noted that preliminary investigations show no elements pointing to a persistent, concrete danger. She added that the reports appear designed as part of a strategy intended to generate public alarm and concern, and that authorities are actively gathering all necessary details to evaluate the situation.
To coordinate the state’s response, Prime Minister Meloni convened a high-level meeting at Palazzo Chigi in Rome with government officials and security leaders to assess ongoing developments and outline further necessary initiatives.
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni addresses nationwide school bomb threats
