Multiple Schools in Delhi Receive Bomb Threats: A Second Incident in a Week
Multiple schools in Delhi received bomb threats for the second time in a week, leading to swift emergency responses and class suspensions. Authorities are investigating the alarming incidents to ensure the safety of students and staff.
New Delhi: In a troubling development, multiple schools in Delhi were forced to suspend classes on Friday after receiving bomb threats, marking the second such incident within a week. Early morning alerts sparked a swift response from authorities, aiming to ensure the safety of students and staff.
According to an official from the Delhi Fire Services, the threats were reported at various schools across the city, including Bhatnagar International School in Paschim Vihar, Cambridge School in Srinivas Puri, and DPS Amar Colony in East of Kailash.
Emergency services were promptly informed of the situation, with the fire department receiving calls at different times:
- Bhatnagar International School: 4:21 AM
- Cambridge School: 6:23 AM
- DPS Amar Colony: 6:35 AM
Fire tenders were immediately dispatched to the affected locations to assist in evacuation procedures and ensure the premises were thoroughly inspected for any potential threats.
Authorities continue receiving multiple calls regarding similar incidents, heightening concerns among parents and school officials. Enhanced safety measures are being implemented while investigations are underway to determine the source of these alarming threats.
This marks the second consecutive week of such incidents targeting educational institutions in Delhi, raising questions about security protocols and the potential motives behind these threats. Local law enforcement and emergency services are working in coordination to address the situation and reassure the public about the safety of their children.
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