Delhi schools bomb threat news: The ministry of home affairs on Wednesday assured that there's no need to panic as the bomb threat targeting schools in the NCR appears to be a hoax call, with police and security agencies taking necessary measures.
Delhi school bomb threat news:: Police and fire department personnel outside Mother Mary's School at Mayur Vihar, in New Delhi, Wednesday, May 1, 2024. Panic gripped schools in the national capital and adjoining Noida after six of them received bomb threats here on Wednesday morning, police officials said. ( (PTI Photo/Ravi Choudhary) )
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“There is no need to panic. It appears to be a hoax call. Delhi Police and security agencies are taking necessary steps as per protocol,” MHA said in a statement.
4. Initial investigations show a similar pattern of threatening emails sent to various locations since yesterday, indicating a coordinated effort.
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4. Initial investigations show a similar pattern of threatening emails sent to various locations since yesterday, indicating a coordinated effort.
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5. Schools have closed as a precaution, sending students home immediately.
6. Special commissioner of police RP Upadhyay termed the bomb threat emails as a "terror threat" and stated that the counterintelligence unit is investigating the matter.
7. Delhi fire services chief Atul Garg reported receiving distress calls from about 60 schools regarding bomb threats.
8. Union home ministry assured there is no need to panic, as it appears to be a hoax call, and security agencies are following protocol.
9. The Delhi lieutenant governor directed the police commissioner to provide a comprehensive report and ensure thorough searches to identify perpetrators and prevent security lapses.
10. Delhi education minister Atishi said that students have been safely evacuated, and urged parents not to panic as authorities coordinate with the police.
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