High schools threatened with explosion and closed in Alsace: “The kids are scared to death”

Schools in Strasbourg remain closed this Monday, following threats of terrorist attacks.

The authorities take threats made against them very seriously. the location of several high schools in Alsace this Monday, March 25. The Kléber high school in Strasbourg is closed this Monday morning, after management received a malicious message announcing an attack, on the night of Sunday March 24 to Monday March 25. According to information from BFMTV, an email was sent. sent to the staff and students of the Kléber college and high school, mentioning an attack on weapons à fire and with explosives targeting "Arab and Muslim people".

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The buildings were renovated. inspected by the police last night, but classes remain suspended until next week. 14 hours at least. BFM Alsace reports the testimony of a parent, which gives a good account of the state of mind students: "The kids are scared to death. Some come from far away and were unable to turn around when they learned of the situation. This morning, law enforcement officers are still on site at Kléber high school to ensure security. of the site".

Threats also target two high schools in Colmar: the Bartholdi and Blaise Pascal establishments. The two buildings are inspected and did not open their doors to students this Monday morning. The president of the Grand Est region Franck Leroy reacted on Twitter (X): “Since last night, calls for racist murders have invaded messaging 'My digital office& ;#39;, often coupled with alerts the bomb. The elected official condemns "intolerable acts" and hopes that these acts will be severely punished.

These threats come as the Vigipirate plan has been implemented. pushed &agrav; its maximum level, following the attack which left 137 dead on Friday evening. Moscow. Furthermore, more than 150 middle and high schools, in Ile-de-France and Hauts-de-France, have received threats from police officers. #39;attack last weekend. Threats that have been addressed considered a bad joke.