At least five Paris high schools have been evacuated following bomb threats for the second time this week. The schools were at Louis-le-Grand (5th arrondissement), Charlemagne (4th), Condorcet (9th), Hélène Boucher (20th) and Victor-Hugo (3rd) after an anonymous caller said that they would bombard the schools armed with “bombs and Kalashnikovs to get the maximum amount of victims,” reports Le Parisien newspaper.

Students were evacuated and taken to a safe location according to a tweet by the Academie de Paris.

Charlemagne, Louis le Grand and Condorcet received similar threats on Tuesday when six high schools were evacuated after similar calls claiming that bombs were hidden in the buildings.