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The coronavirus resulted in blocking more people will be radicalized as they spend more time online, a Police Chief has warned.

The Metropolitan Police Lucy D'orsi Said , the effects of the closure on the terrorism threat is still not known.

she called on The Public to remain alert and vigilant as people return to crowded places, closed in March.

The current UK threat level is "substantial" meaning an attack is likely.

"The reality is that The Threat has not disappeared," Met Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner D'Orsi, told The Bbc .

There are also concerns, to identify some of the mechanisms, the evidence has to be someone already radicalized not been present during the pandemic.

Crowded places became a focus for terrorist attacks in the last few years.

As a lockdown easier, it is concerned that terrorists will try to achieve an effect.

Lucy D'orsi is a national police work for the protection and security

"My appeal to The Public is easier than lockdown, and people return to crowded places, we must remain vigilant, we must remain vigilant," DAC, D'Orsi, the lead national police work, the Said for protection and security.

The Threat comes from people, the support of the extreme right, as well as jihadist ideology.

police have not Said their own ability to work affected by lockdown, and they were able to take advantage of the fact that some persons under investigation will stay in one place.

But they are also aware that people spend more time online, assume the risks, which is increasingly a means of radicalization.

DAC D'orsi Said , what does this mean in terms of the radicalisation was still unknown.

Some of the terrorist groups, their methods and messaging have adapted to the new environment, including the use of the coronavirus crisis.

"you are on the search to change The Way they deliver their propaganda," She Said , adding that propaganda often tries to municipalities.

references to Prevent anti-radicalisation-developed Schema to detect and to counter signs of radicalisation, has gone down during the pandemic.

This is because many will come from public institutions, including schools, which was Not Yet in operation, in the same way.

It allows for the possibility that there is a problem brewing under The Surface are now visible.

the officers, Said one advantage of blocking is that the people have made an online counter-terrorism training from home.

about 70 ' 000 people in the 'action to counter terrorism have" interactive course is designed to help members of The Public to spot and report suspicious behavior and know what to do in case of an attack.

a Total of half A Million participants followed The Call , because the line was launched two years ago.

"more people with a basic level of awareness, and the knowledge of what to do if you see suspicious activity, Said a real enrichment for The Police ", DAC, D'Orsi.

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Source of news: bbc.com