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Bomb hoax in 40 schools of Delhi, pupils sent home

Around 40 schools in Delhi received a bomb threat mail on Monday morning with the sender demanding $30,000, a police official said. The threat was sent in a single e-mail marked to the city’s prominent schools. Most schools that received...

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New Delhi, Updated At : 07:10 AM Dec 10, 2024 IST

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Around 40 schools in Delhi received a bomb threat mail on Monday morning with the sender demanding $30,000, a police official said. The threat was sent in a single e-mail marked to the city’s prominent schools. Most schools that received the threat suspended their classes and sent students back home. A Delhi Fire Services official said bomb detection teams, fire officials, the local police and dog squads conducted searches at the schools. Nothing suspicious was found.

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