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Hoax call about a bomb at the Greek Parliament – The streets are now open

Woman called earlier to ANT1 TV station and said a bomb would explode in the Parliament in 45 minutes - Checks completed - Videos and photos

Newsroom February 17 09:55

An alarm was raised earlier in Parliament after a call about a bomb was made to ANT1 TV station at 18:30.

The alarm, however, ended around 19:30 as no suspicious object was found and the call thus turned out to be a hoax.

The woman who called the TV station said that a bomb would explode in the parliament in 45 minutes (19:15).

According to reports, no other call had been made elsewhere, and the woman on the phone line did not say anything more specific.

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The Explosive Ordnance Disposal Department rushed to the scene.

Due to the incident, the area was cordoned off in the late afternoon and Vasilissis Sofias and Amalias Avenue around the Parliament building were closed.

For safety reasons, the metro did not stop earlier at Syntagma station.

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