A bomb threat message was sent to the Parliament via 112 at around 8:30 PM on Tuesday. The threatening message reached 112 without providing a timeframe for an explosion. Immediately, a control mechanism was activated, and fire trucks along with a specially trained dog for explosives detection began checking the areas of the Parliament. The alarm was lifted half an hour later, as the inspection concluded without any suspicious items being found.

A bomb threat message regarding the Parliament was sent via 112 at around 8:30 PM on Tuesday. The threatening message reached 112 without providing a time frame for an explosion. Emergency response mechanisms, fire trucks, and dogs were immediately mobilized.

TEEM (Explosive Ordnance Disposal Units) are rushing to the scene. A phone call reporting a bomb threat at the Parliament was made on the evening of Tuesday (April 29).

A phone call regarding a bomb threat at the Parliament was made on the evening of Tuesday. The unknown caller contacted 112 without providing any further information.

TEEM units are rushing to the scene, while Vasilissis Sofias and Amalias streets have been closed until the examination is completed.