A bomb threat is defined as a threat to detonate an explosive or incendiary device in order to cause damages. All bomb threats must be taken seriously.

Bomb threat via telephone

• Remain calm.
• Do not hang up unless your safety is at risk or you have been given the indication to do so.
• Try to obtain and memorize the maximum amount of information possible:
• Time of the call.
• If the caller is a man or a woman.
• Pronunciation.
• Emotional state – aggressive, calm.
• Background noise.
• Location of the device.
• Inform the command and control centre using the internal emergency number 253 60 10 10:
• Of the nature of the emergency.
• Provide all the information you gathered.​

If you receive a suspicious package

• Handle the package carefully
• Isolate the package immediately.
• Do not open the package.
• Inform the command and control centre using the internal emergency number 253 60 10 10.

Identify a suspicious package

• A package that is lacking a return address.
• A package with a strange odour.
• A package emitting strange sounds.
• A package that has stains.
• An unexpected delivery.​

If you find a suspicious package

• Do not touch, manipulate, move, cover, isolate or open the object.
• Keep a safe distance.
• Inform the command and control centre using the internal emergency number 253 60 10 10.​