Schools in Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu, are facing a wave of bomb threats for the second day in a row. The threats, delivered via email, have prompted police to dispatch bomb disposal squads and sniffer dogs to ensure the safety of students and staff. This incident follows similar threats at schools in the city on Thursday and at a railway station in Rajasthan earlier this week. The recent threats highlight a growing concern about security in India.
A bomb threat letter targeting multiple railway stations in Rajasthan has prompted heightened security measures across the state. The letter, received by the Superintendent of Hanumangarh Junction, has triggered an investigation by security agencies. Authorities are taking the threat seriously and have increased security at key public locations.
A bomb threat was reported on a Thai VietJet Air flight from Danang to Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport. The threat turned out to be a false alarm, and no explosives were found. The passenger who made the threat, a Polish woman, was detained and is expected to be returned to Poland.
A bomb threat prompted the diversion of a Vistara flight from Mumbai to Frankfurt, landing in Erzurum, Turkey. This incident highlights the importance of robust security measures in international air travel, the role of cabin crew, and the impact of such events on passenger confidence and the travel industry as a whole.
A Vistara Airlines flight from Mumbai to Frankfurt made an emergency landing in Erzurum, Turkey, on Friday due to a bomb threat that turned out to be false. A note stating “bomb on board” was discovered in a lavatory, prompting a thorough search and evacuation of the aircraft. Authorities later confirmed the threat was unfounded and resumed airport operations.
A Vistara flight was forced to land in Turkey after a bomb threat that turned out to be false. Meanwhile, the GST Council will be discussing issues related to foreign airlines, IT services, and private R&D. This article provides updates on these events and also includes resources for celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi.
A flight from Ushuaia to Buenos Aires was forced to make an emergency landing after a bomb threat was reported mid-flight. The incident, which involved Aerolíneas Argentinas flight AR 1883, involved well-known Argentine celebrities Carmen Barbieri and Marcelo Polino, who documented their experience on social media. The plane landed safely and passengers were evacuated, with security personnel conducting a thorough search for any explosive devices. After a delay, the flight resumed its journey to Buenos Aires.
An Indigo flight from Jabalpur to Hyderabad was diverted to Nagpur on Sunday due to a bomb threat. Passengers were disembarked and security checks were conducted. This incident highlights the growing concern over hoax bomb threats targeting airports and other public places across India.
A private school in Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu, was forced to close its doors today after receiving a bomb threat via email. Bomb disposal squads and sniffer dogs were deployed to the school as a precautionary measure.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin’s trip to the United States was briefly disrupted by a hoax bomb threat at Chennai airport. Security personnel thoroughly inspected his flight before it was deemed safe, and the Chief Minister continued his journey.
