Delhi hospital in Shahdara receives bomb threat email, probe on

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Updated At : 08:35 PM Apr 30, 2024 IST

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New Delhi, April 30

The Chacha Nehru Hospital in Shahdara here received a bomb-threat email on Tuesday morning, police said.

Bomb Detection Team, Bomb Disposal Squad, a team of Delhi Fire Service and local police immediately reached the children’s hospital. A search operation is being conducted, police said.

One of the hospital’s staff member received the bomb-threat mail around 10 am and informed the police, they said.

The premises were evacuated and searches are underway. However, nothing has been recovered so far, they added.

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