Ripercussioni sul traffico aereo dei fatti di Parigi
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dai, adesso non facciamo dietrologie esagerate. Gli USA si sa che hanno un modo molto preciso di informare (giustamente) i loro cittadini di possibili minacce e pericoli quando viaggiano.
Certo colpisce vedere che il nostro paese in particolare sia oggetto di una circolare specifica. E' segno dei tempi e rischi che corriamo, e anche di quello che i loro servizi hanno "sentito"...
Questo il testo che ho ricevuto oggi:
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Subject: Alert: US Embassy Warning - Italy
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Worldcue® Alert
Severity: Warning Alert
Security: US Embassy advises citizens to increase vigilance in Italy following terrorist attacks in Paris. Limit exposure to potential soft targets
This alert affects Italy
This alert began 19 Nov 2015 19:03 GMT and is scheduled to expire 21 Nov 2015 23:59 GMT.
Event: US Embassy warning
Date: Nov. 19
Impact: Heightened security
Summary
The US Embassy in Rome issued a security message Nov. 19 advising US citizens in Italy to exercise increased caution in light of the Nov. 13-14 terrorist attacks in Paris, France, which were claimed by Islamic State (IS). The embassy has not issued specific information on any direct threats against US citizens or interests in Italy, but cites that Italian authorities are monitoring potential threats due to the possibility that militant groups could attempt to replicate the Paris attack against targets in the country, including St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City and the Duomo and La Scala in Milan (map). Other countries may follow suit with similar warnings.
As in other European countries, areas most at risk of being targeted include major tourist venues, transportation hubs, churches, synagogues, hotels, restaurants, and theaters. Authorities have increased security measures at such sites, including thorough bag searches and a hypervigilant response to suspicious activity. Checkpoints and road closures have been introduced in Rome and Milan.
Following the attacks in Paris, Italy raised its security alert level to 2, the second-highest tier, which increases preventive measures to mitigate the possible threat. It is the highest possible level in the absence of definite information regarding an imminent attack. The country has, in fact, been on heightened alert since an IS-claimed video in February warning that the group would use Libya as a springboard to stage attacks in Italy.
Background and Analysis
Several European countries have temporarily increased their alert levels since the Paris attacks, a move that allows the mobilization of additional personnel and resources to reinforce security where necessary. The US Embassy advisory is essentially a reminder that domestic and international terrorist groups continue to operate transnationally and have demonstrated their ability to harm US citizens and interests in the past. The scale, level of planning and coordination, and the number of victims of the Paris attacks have reinforced concerns over the terrorist threat faced by European countries, especially in the context of the challenges posed by controlling large-scale immigration, and preventing domestic extremists from returning from conflict zones abroad.
The warning reflects increasing caution on the part of the US State Department against the backdrop of renewed IS threats against the US and several European countries, likely in a bid to capitalize on the prevailing climate of public fear following the Paris attacks. According to media sources, the embassy issued the advisory in response to threat information that the FBI shared with Italian counterparts; authorities are apparently searching for a number of suspects. Reportedly, Italian authorities are not underestimating the threat, but are keen not to overstate the risks. The embassy warning also comes in the context of the upcoming Holy Year of Mercy (Dec. 8, 2015-Nov. 20, 2016), which is expected to see hundreds of thousands of pilgrims visiting the Vatican and attending religious events.
Advice
Consider limiting exposure to prominent places of worship, open-air eateries, and other crowded public areas. Confirm all travel plans and transportation availability if visiting Italy. Allow significant extra time to clear security at airports, railway stations, and border crossings due to likely increased screening procedures and processing delays. Carry proper identification and travel documents at all times. Heed the instructions of authorities; remain calm and cooperative if questioned by law enforcement officers. Move about in groups at night, particularly in low traffic or high-crime-rate areas.
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Subject: Alert: US Embassy Warning - Italy
Good afternoon MyTravel Users,
Please see the important safety warning below and share with any interested parties, especially those that may be travelling abroad.
Thank you,
Travel Help Desk
Questions? Please contact us at travelhelp@ XXX.XXX or use our online Help Form
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View Alert in Worldcue® Mobile.
Worldcue® Alert
Severity: Warning Alert
Security: US Embassy advises citizens to increase vigilance in Italy following terrorist attacks in Paris. Limit exposure to potential soft targets
This alert affects Italy
This alert began 19 Nov 2015 19:03 GMT and is scheduled to expire 21 Nov 2015 23:59 GMT.
Event: US Embassy warning
Date: Nov. 19
Impact: Heightened security
Summary
The US Embassy in Rome issued a security message Nov. 19 advising US citizens in Italy to exercise increased caution in light of the Nov. 13-14 terrorist attacks in Paris, France, which were claimed by Islamic State (IS). The embassy has not issued specific information on any direct threats against US citizens or interests in Italy, but cites that Italian authorities are monitoring potential threats due to the possibility that militant groups could attempt to replicate the Paris attack against targets in the country, including St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City and the Duomo and La Scala in Milan (map). Other countries may follow suit with similar warnings.
As in other European countries, areas most at risk of being targeted include major tourist venues, transportation hubs, churches, synagogues, hotels, restaurants, and theaters. Authorities have increased security measures at such sites, including thorough bag searches and a hypervigilant response to suspicious activity. Checkpoints and road closures have been introduced in Rome and Milan.
Following the attacks in Paris, Italy raised its security alert level to 2, the second-highest tier, which increases preventive measures to mitigate the possible threat. It is the highest possible level in the absence of definite information regarding an imminent attack. The country has, in fact, been on heightened alert since an IS-claimed video in February warning that the group would use Libya as a springboard to stage attacks in Italy.
Background and Analysis
Several European countries have temporarily increased their alert levels since the Paris attacks, a move that allows the mobilization of additional personnel and resources to reinforce security where necessary. The US Embassy advisory is essentially a reminder that domestic and international terrorist groups continue to operate transnationally and have demonstrated their ability to harm US citizens and interests in the past. The scale, level of planning and coordination, and the number of victims of the Paris attacks have reinforced concerns over the terrorist threat faced by European countries, especially in the context of the challenges posed by controlling large-scale immigration, and preventing domestic extremists from returning from conflict zones abroad.
The warning reflects increasing caution on the part of the US State Department against the backdrop of renewed IS threats against the US and several European countries, likely in a bid to capitalize on the prevailing climate of public fear following the Paris attacks. According to media sources, the embassy issued the advisory in response to threat information that the FBI shared with Italian counterparts; authorities are apparently searching for a number of suspects. Reportedly, Italian authorities are not underestimating the threat, but are keen not to overstate the risks. The embassy warning also comes in the context of the upcoming Holy Year of Mercy (Dec. 8, 2015-Nov. 20, 2016), which is expected to see hundreds of thousands of pilgrims visiting the Vatican and attending religious events.
Advice
Consider limiting exposure to prominent places of worship, open-air eateries, and other crowded public areas. Confirm all travel plans and transportation availability if visiting Italy. Allow significant extra time to clear security at airports, railway stations, and border crossings due to likely increased screening procedures and processing delays. Carry proper identification and travel documents at all times. Heed the instructions of authorities; remain calm and cooperative if questioned by law enforcement officers. Move about in groups at night, particularly in low traffic or high-crime-rate areas.
Dopo elaborate indagini sul territorio e dopo raffinate analisi geopolitiche, la CIA ha stabilito che San Pietro ed il Duomo di Milano sono possibili bersagli di attentati dell'ISIS ... apperó che acume!
Meno male che non c'è la Torre di Pisa ?.
Meno male che non c'è la Torre di Pisa ?.
E l'ambasciata americana dov'era esattamente prima che succedessero i fatti di Parigi? Nessun comunicato?
Farsi prendere dal panico da sti comunicati del menga è peggio del terrorismo stesso.
http://www.dagospia.com/rubrica-29/...do-che-ha-assaltato-hotel-radisson-113340.htm
Forse un po' OT pero' e' collegabile ai fatti di Parigi.....
Forse un po' OT pero' e' collegabile ai fatti di Parigi.....
Col senno di poi tutto era piu' o meno prevedibile. Il terrorismo fa il pari con tensione e gli allarmi dovrebbero rendere la popolazione piu' attenta. La deriva e' quella della fobia (pacco, valigia, fili a vista e ticchettio dell'orologio). Chiaro che Milano e Roma sono 2 piazze famose al pari di Firenze e Venezia. Non sappiamo cosa si muove e come si muove l'apparato di sicurezza: noi viviamo il nostro tran tran quotidiano. Intanto a Bamako hotel attaccato.
Scusate l'OT
Scusate l'OT
Nessuno si fa prendere dal panico, anche perche' il comunicato non dice niente di particolare, ma giusto per la cronaca, il messaggio che ho riportato sopra e' stato mandato stamattina a qualche migliaio di dipendenti. Poi immagino che anche altre organizzazioni l'abbiano diffuso in modo simile.
Non credo che questo porti a cancellazioni di massa di voli per l'Italia, ma certamente accresce la percezione di alcune persone che non ci sia molta sicurezza dalle nostre parti. Che poi e' vero che ci sono rischi. Tutto qua.
In genere, messaggi di questo genere erano una specialita' per destinazioni in paesi in via di sviluppo. E' la prima volta che lo vedo per un paese EU (interessante, non ne hanno mandato uno per la Francia, forse perche' hanno ritenuto che la gente legga gia' i giornali, e quindi sappia gia' quello che e' successo li).
Sky TG 24 riporta di 14 crew member AF in ostaggio all'interno del Radisson in Mali.
Sui 170 ostaggi ne sarebbero stati liberati 50 che sapevano recitare il Corano.
Sui 170 ostaggi ne sarebbero stati liberati 50 che sapevano recitare il Corano.
Se avessero fatto un comunicato che allertava la popolazione per il rischio attentati al Circolo della Sport di San Martino di Sotto, forse poteva essere realistico, ma dire che San Pietro o il Duomo di Milano sono a rischio, equivale ad allarmare la gente e ad allontanare i turisti e fare il gioco di chi ci vuol terrorizzare.
Alla fine a Parigi hanno assaltato due ristoranti ed un teatro (posti non presidiati e con pubblico disarmato, purtroppo), mica la Torre Eiffel.
Per lo stadio credo sia stata una mossa di visibilità politica, visto che c'era Francia - Germania ed il presidente Hollande, ma dal punto di vista dell'azione terroristica, sono stati bloccati presto e costretti a farsi saltare: purtroppo hanno ucciso anche lì, ma non con i numeri degli altri obiettivi.
Alla fine a Parigi hanno assaltato due ristoranti ed un teatro (posti non presidiati e con pubblico disarmato, purtroppo), mica la Torre Eiffel.
Per lo stadio credo sia stata una mossa di visibilità politica, visto che c'era Francia - Germania ed il presidente Hollande, ma dal punto di vista dell'azione terroristica, sono stati bloccati presto e costretti a farsi saltare: purtroppo hanno ucciso anche lì, ma non con i numeri degli altri obiettivi.
Sarà mia falsa percezione... sarà che siamo a novembre.. ma ho notato (ad occhio) un flusso ridotto di passeggeri in alcuni APT italiani e spagnoli.
non è il primo novembre che attraverso aeroporti. Per di più, mi risultano un 20% di cancellazioni per fine 2015 (legate agli ultimi eventi drammatici) ed alcuni conoscenti che hanno preferito restare a casa per ragioni di sicurezza. Siamo solo a novembre?Siamo a Novembre
Primi numeri e valutazioni d'impatto, per AFKL gli attacchi di Parigi hanno avuto un impatto negativo di €50 milioni in mancati introiti.
Paris attacks cost Air France-KLM €50m in lost revenue
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-35036619
Paris attacks cost Air France-KLM €50m in lost revenue
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-35036619