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Czech authorities announced on Friday that they received bomb threat warnings targeting several departing and arriving flights at Prague International Airport. Security measures have been intensified to address these alerts without disrupting air traffic operations. A spokesperson for the airport stated that at least eight flights were affected by the threats, noting that thorough inspections have so far not uncovered any explosive devices. The security protocols implemented did not necessitate cancellation or rerouting of any flights. In a related development, a Wizz Air flight traveling from Prague to the Italian capital was diverted to Venice, where it landed on Friday following a bomb threat on board. Earlier media reports indicated that the warning was received via a phone call to the control tower at Rome airport, but an official source denied this account without revealing further details about the origin of the threat. Czech authorities continue to investigate the identity of those responsible for the threats, while precautionary security measures remain in place at Prague Airport to ensure the safety of passengers and aircraft.
