The case of Trentino Alto Agide, no school involved in the bomb threat
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- A wave of bomb scares hit 6,000 schools in Italy, sparing Trentino Alto Adige.
- According to councilor Philipp Achammer, the exclusion is due to the autonomous email system, not connected to that of the Ministry of Education.
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A wave of bomb threats has affected thousands of schools throughout Italy.
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Bomb alert this morning in 6,000 schools in Italy, but not even one in Trentino Alto Adige.
The possible cause, according to the councilor for German language education in the Province of Bolzano Philipp Achammer, interviewed by ANSA, is to be found precisely in autonomy.
"It is certainly due to the fact that we have an autonomous system and we also have different email addresses. Therefore, our emails do not pass through the ministry's system. Given that neither the German nor the Italian language school in Alto Adige have received threatening emails, this should be the reason", added the councilor.
Open Questions
- Who is responsible for sending the threats?
- What is the technical origin of threat emails?
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This article was originally published by ANSA Cronaca.
