Police in New Delhi said on Tuesday (Aug 20) that various shopping malls in India's national capital received bomb threats via mail. The police said that Chanakya Mall, Select CityWalk, Ambience Mall, DLF, Cine Polis, Pacific Mall, Primus Hospital, and Unity Group received the threatening mail.

Police in New Delhi said on Tuesday (Aug 20) that various shopping malls in India's national capital received bomb threats via mail. The police said that Chanakya Mall, Select CityWalk, Ambience Mall, DLF, Cine Polis, Pacific Mall, Primus Hospital, and Unity Group received the threatening mail. "The explosive will go off in few hours," the mail read. Mall authorities informed the Delhi Police as soon as the mail came to notice. Investigation launched According to a report by the news agency ANI, the police initiated an investigation immediately after being informed. Bomb disposal squad and fire tenders arrived on the spot. No bomb had been detected yet, ANI reported. Also read | Bomb scare in Assam after ULFA (I) claims it planted explosives at 19 locations A senior police officer told ANI that the initial investigation suggested it seemed that the same pattern has been followed to send threatening emails in which datelines have not been mentioned. The mail has been sent to many malls and other places. An investigation is currently underway. Bomb threat in NCR a few days back This threat in shopping malls in New Delhi, came days after a similar threat was sent to shopping malls in Gurugram and Noida. In Gurugram, the police said that the threat was received at Ambience Mall but nothing suspicious was found during the search. "The administration of Ambience Mall received an email which says that a bomb has been planted in the mall. When we received the information, all the teams including the bomb detection and disposal squad, dog squad, and SWAT team came to the spot," ACP (Assistant Commissioner of Police) Vikas Kaushik told reporters. (With inputs from agencies)

After Gurugram, bomb threat sent to several shopping malls in New Delhi

New Delhi's North Block area was put on high alert Wednesday (May 22) after the police control room received a bomb threat mail.&nbsp;

The North Block houses India's Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).

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Delhi Fire Service in a statement said two fire tenders have been rushed to the site. A bomb disposal and detection team as well as a dog squad have been deployed on the site. As of now, nothing suspicious has been found but searches are on.

Several police vehicles have been deployed in the area, and more details are awaited.

This comes days after several hospitals in the city and Delhi's international airport received similar bomb threat mails.

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Earlier, more than 150 schools in Delhi and adjoining Noida received similar emails. However, nothing suspicious was found in ensuing search operations and police concluded that they could be hoax emails.

Delhi Police said Tuesday (May 21) the IP addresses of the threat mails were&nbsp;traced to Budapest, Hungary's capital.

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Delhi Police said they are now seeking cooperation from their counterparts in Hungary for further investigation.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

New Delhi's North Block area was put on high alert Wednesday (May 22) after the police control room received a bomb threat mail. The North Block houses India's Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).

New Delhi's North Block area was put on high alert Wednesday (May 22) after the police control room received a bomb threat mail. The North Block houses India's Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). #WATCH | A bomb threat mail was received from the Police Control Room at the North Block, New Delhi area. Two fire tenders have been sent to the spot. Further details awaited: Delhi Fire Service pic.twitter.com/LG4GpZ0cgS — ANI (@ANI) May 22, 2024 × Delhi Fire Service in a statement said two fire tenders have been rushed to the site. A bomb disposal and detection team as well as a dog squad have been deployed on the site. As of now, nothing suspicious has been found but searches are on. Several police vehicles have been deployed in the area, and more details are awaited. This comes days after several hospitals in the city and Delhi's international airport received similar bomb threat mails. Also read: Delhi bomb threat: Several hospitals, airports receive threatening emails after scare at schools Earlier, more than 150 schools in Delhi and adjoining Noida received similar emails. However, nothing suspicious was found in ensuing search operations and police concluded that they could be hoax emails. Delhi Police said Tuesday (May 21) the IP addresses of the threat mails were traced to Budapest, Hungary's capital. Also read: Delhi Bomb Threat: Nearly 100 schools in Delhi, Noida, and Lucknow receive bomb threats. Here`s the latest Delhi Police said they are now seeking cooperation from their counterparts in Hungary for further investigation. (With inputs from agencies)

Delhi’s North Block put on high alert after police receive bomb threat mail

At least four Delhi hospitals received bomb threat calls on Tuesday (May 14) morning, weeks after several schools in Delhi and other major Indian cities reported bomb hoax emails.

The hospitals in Delhi including Deep Chand Bandhu Hospital, GTB Hospital, Dada Dev Hospital, Hedgewar Hospital among others received bomb threat emails on Tuesday, the Delhi Fire Department said.

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The emails are being verified, said the Fire department. More details are awaited.

On Sunday (May 12), several hospitals and the international airport in Delhi received bomb threats via email. Then on Monday (May 13), four schools in Jaipur received bomb threats in a similar manner. The children were immediately sent home and the bomb squad and sniffer dogs were deployed.

The threat emails were first reported by Burari Hospital and Sanjay Gandhi Hospital in Delhi, prompting authorities to dispatch teams of bomb disposal squads to both hospitals.

According to the Delhi Police, nothing suspicious was found at the Burari Hospital&nbsp;which received the threat around 3:00 pm (local time).

<h2>Bomb scare at schools</h2>

Earlier this month, over 100 schools in the national capital, a few in the adjoining region of Gautam Buddha Nagar&nbsp;and one in Lucknow received bomb threats via email.

The e-mails were sent to 131 schools in the Indian capital, five in Gurugram, and three in Noida and Greater Noida.&nbsp;

Around three days after that incident, three schools in the Indian city of Ahmedabad, Gujarat also received threats.&nbsp;

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The police tried to trace the origin of the hoax bomb emails and said that they were believed to have been sent from Russia and were aimed at creating panic.

(With inputs from agencies)

At least four Delhi hospitals received bomb threat calls on Tuesday (May 14) morning, weeks after several schools in Delhi and other major Indian cities reported bomb hoax emails.

At least four Delhi hospitals received bomb threat calls on Tuesday (May 14) morning, weeks after several schools in Delhi and other major Indian cities reported bomb hoax emails. The hospitals in Delhi including Deep Chand Bandhu Hospital, GTB Hospital, Dada Dev Hospital, Hedgewar Hospital among others received bomb threat emails on Tuesday, the Delhi Fire Department said. Also Read | Bomb threat in Delhi schools: Govt issues advisory, FIR registered against unknown people The emails are being verified, said the Fire department. More details are awaited. On Sunday (May 12), several hospitals and the international airport in Delhi received bomb threats via email. Then on Monday (May 13), four schools in Jaipur received bomb threats in a similar manner. The children were immediately sent home and the bomb squad and sniffer dogs were deployed. The threat emails were first reported by Burari Hospital and Sanjay Gandhi Hospital in Delhi, prompting authorities to dispatch teams of bomb disposal squads to both hospitals. According to the Delhi Police, nothing suspicious was found at the Burari Hospital which received the threat around 3:00 pm (local time). Bomb scare at schools Earlier this month, over 100 schools in the national capital, a few in the adjoining region of Gautam Buddha Nagar and one in Lucknow received bomb threats via email. The e-mails were sent to 131 schools in the Indian capital, five in Gurugram, and three in Noida and Greater Noida. Around three days after that incident, three schools in the Indian city of Ahmedabad, Gujarat also received threats. Also Read | Delhi bomb threat: Police say clues hint at 'big conspiracy'; probing China, ISI links The police tried to trace the origin of the hoax bomb emails and said that they were believed to have been sent from Russia and were aimed at creating panic. (With inputs from agencies)

After schools, several hospitals in Delhi receive bomb threat emails

Several hospitals and the international airport in Delhi received bomb threats via email on Sunday (May 12), according to local officials. This comes days after similar threats were sent to more than 100 schools.&nbsp;

<h2>Delhi bomb threat: What we know so far</h2>

The threat emails were first reported by Burari Hospital and Sanjay Gandhi Hospital in the national capital in the afternoon, prompting authorities to dispatch multiple teams of bomb disposal squads at both locations.&nbsp;

According to the Delhi Police, nothing suspicious was found at the Burari Hospital, which received the threat around 3:00 pm (local time).&nbsp;The officials had earlier said local police and the Bomb Disposal Teams (BDT) are at the two hospitals and a search operation is underway.&nbsp;

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Hours after bomb threat emails at the hospitals were reported, a report by news agency ANI citing the Delhi Fire Service (DFS) said that the Indira Gandhi International Airport also received a bomb threat email.&nbsp;

DFS chief Atul Garg said that they received the call from the IGI Airport at around 6:15 pm (local time) and fire tenders have been rushed to the spot.&nbsp;

Over the day,&nbsp;bomb threats were reported from IGI Airport Terminal-3, Burari Hospital, Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Hospital, Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital, Bara Hindu Rao Hospital, Janakpuri Super Speciality Hospital, Deen Dayal Upadhyay Hospital, Dabri's Dada Dev Hospital and Aruna Asaf Ali Government Hospital in Civil Lines, reported news agency PTI citing&nbsp;a senior DFS official.&nbsp;

The security at all the locations had been beefed up but&nbsp;nothing suspicious has been recovered from anywhere, so far.&nbsp;

"Enhanced security protocols are now in effect, and safety measures have been intensified. Legal action has been initiated. No suspicious items have been found as of now. Please remain calm and disregard any rumours," said&nbsp;Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), IGI Airport Usha Rangnani, as per ANI.&nbsp;

<h2>More airports receive bomb threats</h2>

Over the day it was also found that IGI airport was not the only one which received a bomb threat.&nbsp;

Jaipur International Airport witnessed chaos after it received the email prompting&nbsp;security personnel, police, and bomb disposal squad to search the airport, however, nothing was found, reported IANS.&nbsp;

According to reports, at least 12 airports including&nbsp;Raja Bhoj Airport (Bhopal), and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (Ahmedabad) received bomb threats on Sunday.&nbsp;

A bomb threat email was sent to 12 airports across the country including Jaipur International Airport, said an IANS report.

“Explosive devices have been installed in the buildings of Jaipur, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Guwahati, Jammu, Lucknow, Patna, Agartala, Aurangabad, Bagdhugra, Bhopal and Calicut airports. There will be a blast in a few hours. Do not consider this mail as a threat. Defuse the bomb, otherwise many innocent people will die,” read the email.

<h2>Bomb scare at schools</h2>

Earlier this month, over 100 schools in the Indian national capital, a few in the adjoining region of Gautam Buddha Nagar also known as Noida, and one in Lucknow received bomb threats via email.

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The e-mails were sent to 131 schools in the Indian capital, five in Gurugram, and three in Noida and Greater Noida.&nbsp;

Around three days after that incident, three schools in the Indian city of Ahmedabad, Gujarat also received threats.&nbsp;

At the time, a thorough search and investigation of the institutions by police officers, bomb detection teams, bomb disposal squads, and officials of the Delhi Fire Service revealed nothing. Because of this, the threats were concluded to be hoaxes.

The police tried to trace the origin of the hoax bomb emails and said that they are believed to have been sent from Russia and were aimed at creating panic.

(With inputs from agencies) 
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Several hospitals and the international airport in Delhi received bomb threats via email on Sunday (May 12), according to local officials. This comes days after similar threats were sent to more than 100 schools.

Several hospitals and the international airport in Delhi received bomb threats via email on Sunday (May 12), according to local officials. This comes days after similar threats were sent to more than 100 schools. Delhi bomb threat: What we know so far The threat emails were first reported by Burari Hospital and Sanjay Gandhi Hospital in the national capital in the afternoon, prompting authorities to dispatch multiple teams of bomb disposal squads at both locations. According to the Delhi Police, nothing suspicious was found at the Burari Hospital, which received the threat around 3:00 pm (local time). The officials had earlier said local police and the Bomb Disposal Teams (BDT) are at the two hospitals and a search operation is underway. Also Read | Bomb threat in Delhi schools: Govt issues advisory, FIR registered against unknown people Hours after bomb threat emails at the hospitals were reported, a report by news agency ANI citing the Delhi Fire Service (DFS) said that the Indira Gandhi International Airport also received a bomb threat email. DFS chief Atul Garg said that they received the call from the IGI Airport at around 6:15 pm (local time) and fire tenders have been rushed to the spot. Over the day, bomb threats were reported from IGI Airport Terminal-3, Burari Hospital, Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Hospital, Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital, Bara Hindu Rao Hospital, Janakpuri Super Speciality Hospital, Deen Dayal Upadhyay Hospital, Dabri's Dada Dev Hospital and Aruna Asaf Ali Government Hospital in Civil Lines, reported news agency PTI citing a senior DFS official. The security at all the locations had been beefed up but nothing suspicious has been recovered from anywhere, so far. "Enhanced security protocols are now in effect, and safety measures have been intensified. Legal action has been initiated. No suspicious items have been found as of now. Please remain calm and disregard any rumours," said Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), IGI Airport Usha Rangnani, as per ANI. More airports receive bomb threats Over the day it was also found that IGI airport was not the only one which received a bomb threat. Jaipur International Airport witnessed chaos after it received the email prompting security personnel, police, and bomb disposal squad to search the airport, however, nothing was found, reported IANS. According to reports, at least 12 airports including Raja Bhoj Airport (Bhopal), and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (Ahmedabad) received bomb threats on Sunday. A bomb threat email was sent to 12 airports across the country including Jaipur International Airport, said an IANS report. “Explosive devices have been installed in the buildings of Jaipur, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Guwahati, Jammu, Lucknow, Patna, Agartala, Aurangabad, Bagdhugra, Bhopal and Calicut airports. There will be a blast in a few hours. Do not consider this mail as a threat. Defuse the bomb, otherwise many innocent people will die,” read the email. Bomb scare at schools Earlier this month, over 100 schools in the Indian national capital, a few in the adjoining region of Gautam Buddha Nagar also known as Noida, and one in Lucknow received bomb threats via email. Also Read | Delhi bomb threat: Police say clues hint at 'big conspiracy'; probing China, ISI links The e-mails were sent to 131 schools in the Indian capital, five in Gurugram, and three in Noida and Greater Noida. Around three days after that incident, three schools in the Indian city of Ahmedabad, Gujarat also received threats. At the time, a thorough search and investigation of the institutions by police officers, bomb detection teams, bomb disposal squads, and officials of the Delhi Fire Service revealed nothing. Because of this, the threats were concluded to be hoaxes. The police tried to trace the origin of the hoax bomb emails and said that they are believed to have been sent from Russia and were aimed at creating panic. (With inputs from agencies)

Delhi bomb threat: Several hospitals, airports receive threatening emails after scare at schools

The Special Cell of Delhi Police late on Wednesday (May 1) registered a first information report (FIR) in connection to the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/four-schools-in-delhi-ncr-receive-bomb-threats-prompting-immediate-evacuations-716857">bomb threat in dozens of schools in Delhi-NCR </a>against unknown people under section 120B, 506 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).&nbsp;

More than 100 schools in the capital and NCR region received bomb threat via e-mail, setting off scare and panic among students, parents, teachers, and authorities.&nbsp;

Acting swiftly on the bomb threats, school managements started mass evacuations, sending children back to their homes. Police, bomb squads and other emergency services rushed to all the schools which received such e-mails and carried out a detailed inspection,&nbsp;but didn't find anything suspicious.&nbsp;

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The threat was later declared&nbsp;a hoax as "nothing objectionable" was found during searches, the police said. Meanwhile, the Delhi government has issued a directive, urging schools to remain vigilant. the authorities asked the schools to ensure the timely monitoring of e-mails received at their official addresses.&nbsp;

The advisory read, "In view of the current situation wherein bomb threats were received by a few schools of Delhi in early hours of morning of 01.05.2024, it is advised that School Administrators/Managers/Heads of Government/Government Aided and Unaided Recognised Schools under the Directorate of Education, GNCT Delhi should ensure that emails/messages received on official email id of the school at any time of the day (before, during or after school hours) are checked timely."&nbsp;

The advisory further stated that the school authorities should inform parents and concerned law enforcement authorities to initiate appropriate measures regarding the safety and security of the students in the event of any "impending threats or challenges, well in time".&nbsp;

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Delhi was gripped in panic and chaos after Mother Mary School at Mayur Vihar, Delhi Public School at Dwarka, Sanskriti School in Chanakyapuri, Delhi Public School at Vasant Kunj, Amity School in Saket and Delhi Public School (DPS) in Noida Sector 30 were among the ones that had received the bomb threat e-mails.&nbsp;

Noida Police said that classes were suspended in DPS, Noida and the police force has been deployed. In a brief statement, the Noida Police said, "Taking immediate cognisance of the information, checking is being done around the school by the police force. Other necessary measures are also being taken."&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

The Special Cell of Delhi Police late on Wednesday (May 1) registered a first information report (FIR) in connection to the bomb threat in dozens of schools in Delhi-NCR against unknown people under section 120B, 506 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

The Special Cell of Delhi Police late on Wednesday (May 1) registered a first information report (FIR) in connection to the bomb threat in dozens of schools in Delhi-NCR against unknown people under section 120B, 506 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). More than 100 schools in the capital and NCR region received bomb threat via e-mail, setting off scare and panic among students, parents, teachers, and authorities. Acting swiftly on the bomb threats, school managements started mass evacuations, sending children back to their homes. Police, bomb squads and other emergency services rushed to all the schools which received such e-mails and carried out a detailed inspection, but didn't find anything suspicious. Also read: Watch: Indian school turns classroom into swimming pool to beat the heat The threat was later declared a hoax as "nothing objectionable" was found during searches, the police said. Meanwhile, the Delhi government has issued a directive, urging schools to remain vigilant. the authorities asked the schools to ensure the timely monitoring of e-mails received at their official addresses. The advisory read, "In view of the current situation wherein bomb threats were received by a few schools of Delhi in early hours of morning of 01.05.2024, it is advised that School Administrators/Managers/Heads of Government/Government Aided and Unaided Recognised Schools under the Directorate of Education, GNCT Delhi should ensure that emails/messages received on official email id of the school at any time of the day (before, during or after school hours) are checked timely." The advisory further stated that the school authorities should inform parents and concerned law enforcement authorities to initiate appropriate measures regarding the safety and security of the students in the event of any "impending threats or challenges, well in time". Also read: 100 stray dogs in Delhi receive paw-some doggy 'Aadhaar cards'. Here's all you need to know Delhi was gripped in panic and chaos after Mother Mary School at Mayur Vihar, Delhi Public School at Dwarka, Sanskriti School in Chanakyapuri, Delhi Public School at Vasant Kunj, Amity School in Saket and Delhi Public School (DPS) in Noida Sector 30 were among the ones that had received the bomb threat e-mails. Noida Police said that classes were suspended in DPS, Noida and the police force has been deployed. In a brief statement, the Noida Police said, "Taking immediate cognisance of the information, checking is being done around the school by the police force. Other necessary measures are also being taken." (With inputs from agencies)