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Reports of explosive devices were received directly at the Ministry of Internal Affairs
Three bomb alerts at the capital’s 81st Victor Hugo school today. The warnings were received directly at the Ministry of the Interior.
Before lunch, the police entered the building and searched the school, but found nothing of concern. However, around 2 p.m., a new warning was received and the uniformed returned for a second check. The school said it had been verbally ordered to evacuate all 1,300 or so children.
A little later, the same uniforms handed the director a certificate, as she let the children go on her own. The SDVR commented to NOVA that they did not issue an order to release the students.
