Mano Cruises Ship Delayed in Greece Amid Global Wave of Bomb Scares
A Mano Cruises ship carrying over 1,500 passengers was delayed in Greece due to a bomb scare, amid a wave of security threats targeting flights worldwide.
A Mano Cruises passenger ship carrying over 1,500 passengers was delayed on Tuesday evening at the Greek port of Syros following a security alert concerning a suspected explosive device. Greek port authorities launched comprehensive security sweeps to rule out any threat and ensure safe departure, while no device has been found so far.
In a parallel incident, a flight from Ben Gurion Airport to Sofia, Bulgaria, received an email bomb threat, prompting Israeli authorities to investigate the credibility of the report. Meanwhile, a flight from London Heathrow to Warsaw Chopin Airport made an unscheduled landing at Warsaw-Modlin Airport following a security concern, and a flight from Copenhagen to Warsaw faced a similar bomb threat upon landing at Chopin Airport.
A Ryanair low-cost flight from Manchester carrying 121 people made an emergency landing at Murcia Airport in southern Spain due to a bomb threat, with local emergency teams deployed to the scene. These incidents follow a series of recent security scares, including diverted Austrian Airlines flights, Delta aircraft evacuations at Ben Gurion, and a Wizz Air emergency landing in Budapest, alongside a United Airlines flight forced to turn back after a bomb note scare.
