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Regular Teaching Process in CS continues after false Reports of Bombing

Published: May 27, 2022
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After the false reports of bombings in about 110 institutions in the Sarajevo Canton, most of which were primary and secondary schools, today the teaching process is held regularly in most schools.

“The teaching process in Sarajevo Canton is held regularly today in most schools. Eight primary and two secondary schools work online. There will be no change in the School Calendar for this school year, because the teaching process is not endangered,” said the Minister of Education of Sarajevo Canton Naida Hota Muminovic.

A threatening message arrived at the e-mail addresses of primary and secondary schools in the Sarajevo Canton on Tuesday morning, after which about 18,000 students and teaching staff were evacuated from the school premises.

Counter-diversionary examinations were carried out, and the police commissioner of the Canton Sarajevo Ministry of the Interior, Nusret Selimovic, stated that everything indicates that this could be a criminal act of terrorism, which will be treated as such.

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