E-mailed bomb threats prompted the evacuation of about 5,000 people from ten organizations in Moscow on Friday, TASS reports with reference to a law enforcement source.
“Anonymous E-mail bomb threat messages were received by 10 addresses, including the office of the Russkoye Radio broadcaster and the Center-T shopping mall,” the source said, adding that the police inspected some of the buildings, and no explosive devices were found.
Last night, anonymous bomb threat messages were sent to Moscow’s Yaroslavsky and Kievsky railway stations as well as two pre-trial detention centres.
All of them have proved to be fake.
