Greece, Thailand, and Bulgaria Asked to Increase Security Around Israeli Tourists
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A screen grab of video footage from bombing in Bulgaria of a bus carrying Israeli tourists. Photo: YouTube.
Ynet – The Counter Terrorism Bureau has recently asked security and government authorities in Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria and Thailand to step up visible and undercover security around Israeli tourists.
“The terror campaign didn’t stop in Burgas,” sources at the CTB said Wednesday adding that there had been no preliminary warning ahead of the Burgas attack. They noted that there has been no alert for another attack and therefore no travel advisory has been issued.
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