Explosion outside Athens court shatters windows, no injuriesATHENS (Reuters) - A makeshift bomb exploded outside a Greek court in Athens early on Friday shattering windows and damaging the facade of the building, police officials said.  Shots were also fired at a person guarding the Athens Appeal Court building, Justice Minister Stavros Kontonis told state TV. The Justice Ministry suspended the court s operation for one day. There were no reports of injuries. Two Greek media organizations received warning calls at 2:50 a.m. (0050 GMT), before the explosion, one official said.  Police, who had cordoned off the area, later found a bag which contained the makeshift bomb outside the building. Police were also investigating footage from cameras nearby, another official said, and reports of two people leaving the scene in a van. Small-scale attacks on businesses, state buildings, police and politicians are frequent in Greece, which has a long history of political violence.  Public anger remains high after seven years of belt-tightening in a crisis that has cut thousands of jobs and eroded living standards Protesters have repeatedly tried to block foreclosure auctions of home at courts, a key condition of Greece s international bailout. Electronic auctions started in November. worldnews
explosion outside athens court shatters windows injuriesathens reuters a makeshift bomb exploded outside greek court athens early friday shattering windows damaging facade building police officials said shots also fired person guarding athens appeal court building justice minister stars kontonis told state tv the justice ministry suspended court operation one day there reports injuries two greek media organizations received warning calls gt explosion one official said police coroner area later found bag contained makeshift bomb outside building police also investigating footage cameras nearby another official said reports two people leaving scene van attacks businesses state buildings police politicians frequent greece long history political violence public anger remains high seven years crisis cut thousands jobs eroded living standards protesters repeatedly tried block foreclosure auctions home courts key condition greece international bailout electronic auctions started november worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Explosion outside Athens court shatters windows, no injuriesATHENS (Reuters) - A makeshift bomb exploded outside a Greek court in Athens early on Friday shattering windows and damaging the facade of the building, police officials said.  Shots were also fired at a person guarding the Athens Appeal Court building, Justice Minister Stavros Kontonis told state TV. The Justice Ministry suspended the court s operation for one day. There were no reports of injuries. Two Greek media organizations received warning calls at 2:50 a.m. (0050 GMT), before the explosion, one official said.  Police, who had cordoned off the area, later found a bag which contained the makeshift bomb outside the building. Police were also investigating footage from cameras nearby, another official said, and reports of two people leaving the scene in a van. Small-scale attacks on businesses, state buildings, police and politicians are frequent in Greece, which has a long history of political violence.  Public anger remains high after seven years of belt-tightening in a crisis that has cut thousands of jobs and eroded living standards Protesters have repeatedly tried to block foreclosure auctions of home at courts, a key condition of Greece s international bailout. Electronic auctions started in November. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: explosion outside athens court shatters windows injuriesathens reuters a makeshift bomb exploded outside greek court athens early friday shattering windows damaging facade building police officials said shots also fired person guarding athens appeal court building justice minister stars kontonis told state tv the justice ministry suspended court operation one day there reports injuries two greek media organizations received warning calls gt explosion one official said police coroner area later found bag contained makeshift bomb outside building police also investigating footage cameras nearby another official said reports two people leaving scene van attacks businesses state buildings police politicians frequent greece long history political violence public anger remains high seven years crisis cut thousands jobs eroded living standards protesters repeatedly tried block foreclosure auctions home courts key condition greece international bailout electronic auctions started november worldnews