New Delhi: Two schools in Noida and Delhi, along with St. Stephen’s College, received bomb threats via email on Friday. Bomb and dog squads reached the spot. As part of the standard operating procedure, the campuses were evacuated and shut. The police are conducting a thorough search.
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Ahlcon International School in Mayur Vihar Phase 1 received a threatening email early this morning. The school immediately alerted the Pandav Nagar Police Station around 6:40 am. In response, the East District bomb disposal squad, along with police officials and dog handlers, arrived at the scene to inspect the premises thoroughly.
Delhi Police later confirmed that nothing suspicious was found. “The premises were thoroughly checked, and no abnormality was detected,” an officer stated.
The schools advised parents to keep their children at home. Those who had already boarded buses were sent back home.
Delhi Police also informed that a bomb threat was received by Delhi University’s St. Stephen’s College and bomb disposal teams were sent to the spot. These incidents come barely two days after four Noida schools received bomb threats via spam emails on February 5.
The schools were Step by Step School, The Heritage School, Gyanshree School and Mayoor School. Local authorities acted quickly with police and bomb squads conducting checks. After detailed inspections, the situation was declared normal and classes resumed.
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