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Main court complex in Athens evacuated after bomb threat, no device found

Bomb experts were called to Athens’ main court complex on Monday morning after an anonymous caller warned that a bomb had been placed there.

The buildings were evacuates but authorities were unable to find a device. The caller had given a specific time for the blast but no explosion occurred.

Police are on alert are after a series of attacks over the past few weeks, including a bomb blast at The Mall in Maroussi on Sunday morning.

ekathimerini.com , Monday Jan 21, 2013 (08:29)  
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