Just one phone call . . .
 

It seems as though, in these days of high tech security and the elite hackers that try to foil it, a simple phone call is sufficient to cause disruption and financial loss.

Airports, train stations, commercial/industrial hubs, shopping centers, bus stations, hospitals . . even motorway bridges . . an endless list of 'terrorist' targets where a simple phone call really can't be ignored.

Re: Just one phone call . . .
 

Ummm, not sure I really follow this.

Re: Just one phone call . . .
 

nostalgia :shrug:

Re: Just one phone call . . .
 

some idiot phones in a bomb scare and everything goes tits up

just look at the chaos at european airports

https://news.sky.com/story/multiple-...lerts-13608309

Re: Just one phone call . . .
 

Sorry, I forgot to put a link or two in there didn't I :(

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cmpqg08nz3pqo

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6z7xrgvzr0jo

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cme8rr30n55ko

Re: Just one phone call . . .
 

Ah, ok, now it makes more sense. :)

Does it actually say they were phone calls, I have read them all.

Re: Just one phone call . . .
 

Nah, I think email was mentioned in one report I read, but phone, email, note through the letterbox, they all carry the same threat . . . and need to be investigated and/or acted upon :erm: