University Announces Possible Expulsion Over Bomb Threat

The university is considering expulsion for those responsible and transferring materials to the prosecutor's office due to a bomb threat. Management emphasizes the importance of student and staff safety.

The university announced possible expulsion and legal actions with the Prosecutor's Office due to the bomb threat.

University management stated that it is considering the expulsion of those responsible and will transfer the materials to law enforcement agencies.

"We will not tolerate such threats," the official statement reads. "Our main priority is the safety of students and staff."

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