On November 12, local time, the Italian Prime Minister's Office issued the latest notice saying that according to preliminary statistics, a total of 3,778 schools across the country received bomb-threatening emails that day, and 77 of them were evacuated. According to relevant Italian regulations, in the absence of specific evidence of actual danger, schools should not be evacuated simply because they received threatening e-mails sent on a large scale. If there are clear and specific risks, local provincial governors still have the power to decide on evacuation measures. The Italian government said it will further improve relevant response mechanisms to ensure the safety of teachers and students while preventing false threats from interfering with normal teaching and public service order.

On November 12, local time, the Italian Prime Minister's Office issued the latest notice saying that according to preliminary statistics, a total of 3,778 schools across the country received bomb-threatening emails that day, and 77 of them were evacuated. According to relevant Italian regulations, in the absence of specific evidence of actual danger, schools should not be evacuated simply because they received threatening e-mails sent on a large scale. If there are clear and specific risks, local provincial governors still have the power to decide on evacuation measures. The Italian government said it will further improve relevant response mechanisms to ensure the safety of teachers and students while preventing false threats from interfering with normal teaching and public service order.