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Jaipur airport receives bomb threat

Earlier in the day, a private college also gets a bomb blast threat

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Updated At : 10:09 PM Jun 18, 2024 IST

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Jaipur, June 18

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Security agencies, on Tuesday, jointly conducted a thorough investigation at Jaipur airport after it received a bomb threat.

Police and CISF searched the premises after the airport management received the bomb threat via email.

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“The airport was thoroughly checked but nothing suspicious has been found so far,” the police said.

The airport authorities received similar threats in April.

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Earlier in the day, a private college also got a bomb blast threat which turned out to be a hoax.

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