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Four flights to Prague received explosive device threats.
Four planes bound for Prague were subjected to threats relating to the presence of explosive devices on board. The Czech police made this known, specifying that they considered the credibility of the threats to be "low".
"However, we do not underestimate the threat, which is why all the necessary security measures have been activated, trying to minimize the impact on passengers and airport operations", explained the police on X. The authorities are preparing for the landing of the four aircraft in collaboration with Prague airport. After landing, all planes will be subjected to bomb squad checks.
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Inspection of planes by bomb squad after landing.
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