Several Paris Landmarks Evacuated Over Bomb Threats, BFMTV Reports
Paris, France – The French news channel BFMTV announced that multiple sites in the capital are currently being evacuated, including the Institute of Political Studies (Sciences Po) and the Montparnasse Tower, after receiving threats of explosive attacks from unidentified individuals.
“Several evacuations are underway in Paris following a report received around 6 p.m. about the possible presence of explosive devices at various locations in the French capital,” the channel stated on Friday evening.
Key points
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Evacuated sites:
- Sciences Po (Institute of Political Studies)
- Montparnasse Tower
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Source of the threat:
- According to Le Figaro, authorities received multiple messages warning that different sites in Paris could be targeted with bombs.
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Response:
- Specialized units, accompanied by police dogs, were dispatched to the locations mentioned in the alerts.
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Unaffected landmark:
- The Eiffel Tower was not evacuated, as confirmed by the same source.
These developments underscore heightened security measures in Paris as law‑enforcement agencies investigate the anonymous bomb threats. The situation remains fluid, and further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
