In Hungary, schools received letters in Ukrainian threatening to explode

In Hungary, seven educational institutions and nine government agencies received false bomb threat reports. This was announced on January 31 by the country's Main Police Department.

"Seven educational institutions and nine government agencies received an email threatening to explode in Ukrainian," the police said in a statement on their website.

It is noted that during the inspection of the buildings, law enforcement officers did not find explosives or explosive devices.

On November 7, the number of injured in an explosion at a school in Jakarta increased from 54 to 96 people. It was clarified that the explosion could have been caused by one of the students who was bullied. The police found an unknown powdery substance in his house.

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