An email alerted about the possible presence of devices and triggered a complete evacuation of the campus
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Blas Pascal University went through a critical situation this Thursday when an anonymous email warned about the placement of explosives on its premises, which immediately activated the preventive protocol. The authorities confirmed that the message was sent to a member of the institution's management and detailed the alleged presence of devices in different areas of the campus. The operation forced the suspension of the scheduled afternoon activities and mobilized security and emergency personnel.
The email included a phrase mentioning a possible "live massacre", which raised the level of alarm among the authorities responsible for assessing the risk. Meanwhile, a total evacuation was ordered, which included faculty, guests, and students who were waiting for the start of the graduation ceremony. Everyone was directed to the open areas of the campus while waiting for the arrival of specialized teams.
Witnesses described that the campus was emptied within minutes, with coordinated movements to avoid crowds and ensure the safe exit of each attendee. The staff assisted in organizing the movement and clearing the building as stipulated in the current protocols. The interruption of the event caused uncertainty among those waiting for the ceremony to begin, although the measure was considered essential to preserve safety.
Efectivos de la Policía de Córdoba y la Brigada de Explosivos iniciaron una inspección exhaustiva del edificio
Evacuation and police operation
A university authority explained that the message stated that "there were bombs and that there was going to be a live massacre, that everyone should connect". This situation forced the removal of "all staff, graduates, and guests of Pascal to the middle of the campus." The explicit reference to an attack prompted an immediate and coordinated response with the police forces that arrived at the scene.
Officers from the Córdoba Police and the Bomb Squad began a thorough inspection of the building to rule out the presence of dangerous items. The procedure included a sweep of classrooms, hallways, storage rooms, and external areas of the university campus. The authorities indicated that this type of investigation takes time and that its duration will depend on the complexity of the survey.
The investigation remained under the supervision of the relevant departments, which will work to identify the origin of the email and determine whether there was a real danger behind the threat. The university stated that the campus will remain restricted until the full inspection is completed without incident. The incident caused concern in the academic community and left the activity calendar on hold until further notice.
