Bomb Threat at Delhi Airport: Plane to Dubai Checked, No Explosive Found

A Dubai-bound flight from Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) received a bomb threat via email on Monday. While authorities responded swiftly and thoroughly inspected the aircraft, no suspicious objects were found. This incident marks the latest in a series of bomb threats targeting various locations in Delhi over the past months, including schools, museums, and healthcare facilities. Despite numerous investigations, no actual explosives have been discovered. The Delhi Police Special Cell is actively pursuing investigations into these email bomb threats.

Bomb Threats on Air Canada and Vistara Flights Prove to be Hoaxes

Two separate bomb threats were reported on Air Canada and Vistara flights in recent days, causing panic and heightened security measures. However, investigations revealed that both threats were hoaxes.

In the Air Canada incident, an email received at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi claimed a bomb had been planted on the Delhi-Toronto flight. A thorough inspection found nothing suspicious, and legal action is being taken against the perpetrators.

Similarly, a Vistara flight from Paris to Mumbai also received a handwritten bomb threat. A full emergency was declared at the Mumbai airport, but upon landing, it was determined that the threat was false. The airline is cooperating with security agencies in the investigation.

These incidents highlight the need for vigilance and effective security measures in the aviation industry to prevent any potential threats.

Vistara Flight from Paris to Mumbai Receives Bomb Threat, Emergency Declared

A Vistara flight traveling from Paris to Mumbai with 306 passengers on board received a bomb threat, prompting a full emergency declaration at Mumbai’s airport. The flight landed safely at 10:19 am on Sunday. Vistara confirmed the incident, stating that a handwritten note threatening a bomb was found on an airsickness bag. The airline immediately notified authorities and is cooperating with security agencies for mandatory checks.

IndiGo Flight 6E 5314 Makes Emergency Landing in Mumbai Due to Bomb Threat

Indigo flight 6E 5314, flying from Chennai to Mumbai, made an emergency landing on Saturday due to a bomb threat. Upon landing in Mumbai, the crew followed protocol, and the aircraft was taken to an isolated bay as per security agency guidelines. All passengers safely disembarked the plane, which is now undergoing inspection. Once all security checks are complete, the aircraft will be repositioned in the terminal area.

Vistara Flight to Srinagar Receives Bomb Threat, Operations Halted Briefly

A Vistara flight bound for Srinagar on Friday received a bomb threat, prompting swift action by authorities at the airport. Flight no-UK-611 from Delhi was carrying 178 passengers. Following the threat call, the aircraft was immediately directed to an isolation bay upon landing. Operations at the airport were also halted briefly. After an exhaustive search, no explosives were found on the plane, and normal operations resumed. The source of the threat is yet to be known, and officials are investigating the matter.

IndiGo Flight Receives Bomb Threat at Delhi Airport

An IndiGo flight bound for Varanasi from Delhi received a bomb threat on Tuesday morning, triggering emergency protocols and causing disruption to travelers, airlines, and the tourism industry. The threat call was received at around 5:40 a.m., prompting the airline and airport security to evacuate passengers and conduct a thorough inspection of the aircraft. The incident highlighted the importance of robust security measures and clear communication during emergencies, while also underscoring the potential impact on travelers, airlines, and the tourism sector.

Bomb Threats Grip Bengaluru and Delhi, Hotels and North Block Targeted

On May 23, Bengaluru witnessed a security scare after three prominent hotels, including The Ottera, received email threats of a bomb attack. Authorities swiftly responded, deploying Bomb Squad and police teams to ensure safety. Meanwhile, Delhi faced a similar alert when the PM’s office at North Block received a bomb threat, prompting the deployment of fire tenders. Extensive searches were conducted but nothing suspicious was found. These incidents follow a pattern of bomb hoax emails targeting schools, hospitals, and Tihar Jail in the region. Authorities are investigating the latest threat at North Block to apprehend the culprits and ensure public safety.

Disturbing Bomb Threat Emailed to Over Two Dozen NYC Synagogues and Jewish Institutions

A shocking bomb threat was emailed to more than two dozen synagogues and Jewish institutions in New York City, as well as to temples upstate and on Long Island. The threat, which came from a group calling itself ‘Terrorizers111,’ targeted 14 Manhattan synagogues and Jewish centers, two in Brooklyn, and five in Queens, as well as two more upstate temples and one on Long Island. The New York Landmarks Conservancy also received a similar threat. The threats come at a time when there is increased antisemitism in the five boroughs and other places. Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters have set up anti-Israeli encampments on college campuses across the US amid the Hamas-Israel conflict. New York officials said the threats were unfounded, and investigators are now trying to trace who sent them. US Sen. Chuck Schumer and Rep. Jerry Nadler said at a press conference that they had spoken with the FBI about the investigation. Governor Kathy Hochul wrote in a post on Twitter, “We are actively monitoring a number of bomb threats at synagogues in New York. Threats have been determined not to be credible, but we will not tolerate individuals sowing fear & antisemitism. Those responsible must be held accountable for their despicable actions.”

Delhi School Bomb Threat Emails Likely Hoaxes, Says Fire Services Director

Several schools in Delhi-NCR received bomb threat emails on Wednesday, leading to panic and school closures. However, Delhi Fire Services Director Atul Garg believes the threats are likely hoaxes, as they originated from a Russian domain (‘mail.ru’). The emails prompted a massive response from authorities, with fire tenders sent to all affected locations, but nothing suspicious was found. Police and bomb squads are investigating the incident, and security has been beefed up across Delhi, including the Delhi Metro network.

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