Safety

Five people were killed and about 40 injured in London on March 22 after a car ploughed into pedestrians and a suspected Islamist-inspired attacker stabbed a policeman close to Britain's parliament.
   

A man has been shot dead at Paris Orly Airport after grabbing a counter-terrorism soldier’s gun.

The incident took place at the South Terminal and SWAT teams have been sent in. The airport has been evacuated.

The Police are warning the public to stay away.

The soldier was deployed as part of Operation Sentinelle.

Authorities in Iraklio on the island of Crete on Monday were seeking the perpetrators who siphoned off around a ton of fuel from two trucks belonging to a local cement company.

Employees of the firm noticed that the fuel had been removed from the vehicles early on Monday morning though it remained unclear exactly when the theft occurred.

Emmanuel Makron’s scheduled speech had to wait for a few minutes. Apparently some people were not happy seen him at the Agricultural Exhibition and threw…eggs on him!
His bodyguards protected his head while there was some pushing from enraged people. The previous incident was in a visit in a train station on 2016.

The operation of Sofia's metro has been halted temporarily in the section between Mladost and station at the National Stadium, reported BNR.

The reason is that a woman has fallen under the metro train at Jolio Curie station. According to BNR, the woman has died.

The largest evacuation of civilians in peacetime in Greece has started on Saturday, as authorities are preparing to dispose of 250kg WWII bomb in Thessaloniki, Greece’s second largest city. operation. Around 72,000 residents are set to be evacuated from the district of Kordelio in the western part of the city.

Albanian Interior Minister, Saimir Tahiri, on Friday accused a private security force of failing to prevent the robbery of an armoured car that was transporting millions of euros from a bank in Tirana airport.

An Istanbul court on Feb. 8 issued an arrest warrant for an Istanbul deputy police chief, one day after he was released after testifying on charges of drug trafficking.

Deputy prime ministers and interior ministers of Serbia and Belgium on Tuesday signed an agreement on police cooperation.

The agreement allows for broader top-level exchange of information, exchange of police officers and establishment of joint investigative teams to make the fight against organized crime and terrorism more efficient, Tanjug has reported.