“Bombs on broadcasting stations and Japanese schools”… Another threatening fax to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs = South Korea

The police launched an investigation after receiving a fax threatening to drop bombs on a Korean broadcasting station and a Japanese school. According to South Korean police and other sources on the 6th, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was attacked by a broadcasting station in the early hours of the morning.
A fax containing a threat to drop bombs was sent to the media and 14 Japanese schools. Police received the report and began investigating, while also stepping up patrols in the area.
The fax sender identified himself as a Japanese lawyer and said that from the afternoon of the 8th to the evening of the 9th, he would use a drone to drop bombs at a total of 14 locations, including broadcasting stations and Japanese schools.
In particular, the police are said to be coordinating the investigation into the two incidents, taking into account that a similar threatening fax was sent from Japan to South Korea at the end of last year. According to police, at the end of last year
A fax was sent containing a message threatening the media, and the sender of the fax claimed to be a Japanese lawyer.