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Вопрос: Virgin flights delayed for several hours due to a possible bomb threat

At 8.22am on Friday, police in the town of Boulogne advised people to take their pets off the streets, to avoid disruption to flights.

At 11.15am, Met Police confirmed that a bomb threat had been made at the airport in Brussels via WhatsApp.

The agency said the threat may have been a prank. The agency added in a statement: "It remains unclear why the threat was made but the police are looking into this. As the threat is a hoax we are treating it seriously, we will take further action if required."

The airport is not open to public.

Belgian Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said on Twitter that the airforce had received at least 11 calls regarding a bomb threat.

"Our air force responded immediately, on their behalf. There was no danger and the aircraft had no equipment with it," he said in an update to his Twitter account.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault also said on Twitter that it seemed the bomb threat had been "an imitation".

Meanwhile, the Belgian National police said it was aware of a threat on Wednesday at the Brussels-Paris airport over which President Francois Hollande is overseeing the investigation.

He tweeted that police "are closely monitoring this potential threat at Brussels airport". The Brussels police force is investigating the claim and would, he said, follow up with media requests for the details.

Mr Hollande did not say anything about the bomb threat during a visit to Paris, although he described it as "a serious threat to the national security and peace of the European continent" in Paris on Thursday.

As he met the Paris mayor at his presidential palace, he expressed "surprise and concern".

In the Netherlands, police officers said they had seen photographs from television screens showing one of the objects being prepared.

A bomb threat on Wednesday prompted an evacuation of the Eindhoven airport and other major centres in the south of the country, but the airport reopened on Thursday and other security measures were stepped up.

In Brussels, the general prosecutor said Wednesday's bomb threat was the second reported in just two weeks. On Feb 27, a bomb was defused in the main central railway station before a bomb disposal squad was called in to deal with the object which turned out to be an electronic device.
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