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Two airplanes forced to land
Two commercial aircraft were forced to land at Makedonia Airport in Thessaloniki in northern Greece on Thursday.
The first incident occurred at 2.50 p.m, when an aircraft of the Israeli airline El Al, operating the Prague-Tel Aviv route, had to land due to a passenger disturbing the crew.
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Daily Dose Of Culture: 'Trip With Tram 22' Photo Exhibition In Sofia Captures Prague's Enchanting Nights
Sofia Ranks Third in Top European Weekend Getaways for 2024
Sofia, Bulgaria, claims the third position in the ranking of the best European weekend destinations for the year 2024, according to Sofia Airport. This recognition is based on TripAdvisor reviews focusing on each European capital's nightlife and accommodation costs.
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Police searched the house of a mass murderer from Prague; They found plenty of things
According to police spokesman Jan Danek, investigators also found gas bottles with open valves.
It is likely that he intended to blow up the house, and the police and firefighters prevented a possible tragedy, Danek pointed out, reports International Radio Prague.
Snowstorms in Hungary and Czech Republic strand Greek travelers
Greeks traveling to central Europe were stranded on Sunday in grim conditions due to severe snowstorms.
At least 100 Greek travelers were stranded at Budapest Airport on Sunday due to severe weather conditions.
The police released the video: Chase for the killer VIDEO
The Czech police released a video from the camera on the uniform of the police officer who was chasing the murderer from Prague, who committed a massacre from the roof of the Charles University yesterday.
Let us remind you that D.K. killed at least 14 people, injuring at least 24 people.
"I always wanted to kill"; Creepy messages reveal: This crime at school inspired him
It is the shooting in which the 14-year-old girl A.A. killed one and wounded five students, after which she committed suicide, the Times reports.
The British newspaper came to the conclusion of what his inspiration was based on Kozk's posts on the Telegram network, where he allegedly announced that "Alina Afanaskina helped him too much."
Gunman kills 14, wounds 25 at Prague university
A 24-year-old student killed 14 people and wounded 25 at a Prague university on Thursday in the Czech Republic's worst shooting in decades, before authorities said the attacker was "eliminated".
The violence in the city's historic centre sparked evacuations, a massive response by heavily armed police and warnings for people to stay indoors.
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Saturday mourning day in the Czech Republic due to the shooting at Prague university
At least 15 people died in the accident, including the attacker.
"The government adopted a conclusion in which it expresses deep condolences to the families of the victims, and with a minute's silence at the beginning of the government session, we paid our respects to the victims of the shooting," said Fiala, according to Novinki.
New details of the massacre in Prague: More than 15 dead; Attacker killed his father?
This was announced by head of the police Martin Vondracek at an extraordinary conference.
"More than 15 people lost their lives in this tragic event, at least 24 were injured," he said.