EgyptAir Wreckage Found Near Alexandria

The transcript discusses the discovery of debris from a plane crash near Alexandria, Egypt, and the subsequent investigation to determine if it was caused by a bomb. It highlights the cautious reaction from the French government, given the flight's origin in Paris, and the increased security measures at Paris airports, including the revocation of security clearances for some personnel under emergency rules.

Where was the debris from the missing flight found according to the Egyptian army?

• North of Alexandria

• South of Cairo

• East of Crete

• West of Paris

What is a key indicator to determine if a bomb caused the plane crash?

• The location of the debris

• The color of the debris

• The presence of chemical residues

• The size of the debris

How has the French government responded to the incident?

• By being cautious and not rushing to conclusions

• By immediately blaming a terrorist group

• By increasing flight prices

• By closing all airports in Paris

What security measure was highlighted by Paris airports after the incident?

• All passengers are interviewed

• All flights are delayed by an hour

• All checked bags go through X-ray machines

• All flights are rerouted through London

Under emergency rules, what can be done to airport staff in Paris?

• Their security clearance can be revoked on suspicion

• They can be transferred to another airport

• They can be promoted

• They can be given a bonus