A bomb threat was reported at the courts of the former Evangelidon school in Greece, prompting immediate action from law enforcement. All court buildings in the area have been evacuated as a precaution, and no court proceedings are currently taking place. The urgency of the situation reflects ongoing concerns about security within public spaces, especially judicial institutions.

The Greek authorities, including the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Team (TEEM), are actively conducting thorough inspections of the court premises to ensure public safety. This incident demonstrates the continuous risk of security threats faced by institutions responsible for judicial processes and highlights the need for preparedness against such events.

As court evacuations unfold, public trust in judicial safety remains critical. The response from law enforcement has been swift, emphasizing the need for coordination in the face of potential threats, and underscoring the importance of vigilance in protecting legal institutions from undue disruptions.