For the fourth time in a row, a fake bomb alert email has been sent to schools in Tetovo. This time, the alert did not reach the schools' emails, but the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Skopje, which resulted in the evacuation of students from two high schools in Tetovo. The principal of the "Kiril Pejčinović" high school confirmed the incident, saying that after checks by the Tetovo police, classes resumed.
"In the morning, around 7:45 after the first class started, the alarm was raised by the law enforcement agencies, namely the police. The similarity is evident, but this time the difference is that we did not receive emails from the school, but the email went to the police and we did not know anything. In the morning, the students entered the classrooms and then the police came and asked the students to leave the school building. And so it happened, the police together with the shift leaders removed the students from the lesson and the control continues", emphasized Jeton Kamberi - director of the "Kiril Pejçinović" High School.
The case has also been confirmed by the Internal Affairs Sector in Tetovo, where they announce that work is underway to clarify the case and identify the country from which the email was sent.
"The Tetovo Police Station has immediately taken all measures and activities and evacuated the school from the students and secured the outside areas. Measures have been taken to control the building, but it was determined that this was a false alarm. In recent years, these alarms have become more frequent, so the Ministry of Interior is taking measures and the computer crime and forensics sector is taking measures to locate the person who sent this email", said Fatmir Rexhepi.
According to data within the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the email is suspected to have been written in Macedonian, then translated with Google into Albanian, and is similar to emails or false alarms sent earlier. Otherwise, within a period of one year, there have been four cases of sending false alarms about bombs placed in schools in Tetovo. /TV21/
