Bomb Threats Lead to Evacuation of Multiple Delhi Schools
several schools in Delhi, including well-known institutions such as DPS Dwarka and Krishna Model Public School, received bomb threat calls, prompting immediate evacuations. The threats raised concerns among parents, students, and school staff, leading to heightened security measures across the affected campuses.
Following the threats, schools promptly initiated their emergency protocols to ensure the safety of all students and staff. Authorities were quickly alerted, and police teams, along with bomb detection squads, arrived at the schools to conduct thorough security checks. So far, no explosives or suspicious materials have been found.
The Delhi Police have launched an investigation to trace the origin of the bomb threat calls. Initial findings suggest that the calls might be part of a larger hoax, but officials are not ruling out any possibilities and continue to take the threats seriously.Parents expressed their worries over the incidents, with many calling for stricter security measures at schools to prevent such scares in the future. School administrations reassured the community that safety remains their top priority and that all necessary precautions are being taken.
This incident has once again highlighted the importance of preparedness and rapid response in educational institutions to potential security threats. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely to prevent any recurrence and ensure peace of mind for students and families.
Bomb Threats Lead to Evacuation of Multiple Delhi Schools
NEW DELHI, INDIA APRIL 26: Parents with their children leave after receiving a bomb threat, at Delhi Public School (DPS), Mathura Road, on April 26, 2023 in New Delhi, India. A 16-year-old teenager, who sent the hoax bomb mail to Delhi Public School on April 27, told the police that he "did it for fun". No suspicious object was found during an intensive search on the premises. Around 4,000 students of Delhi Public School (DPS), were evacuated on Wednesday morning after the institute received an email warning of explosives, following which multiple units of the Delhi Police carried out prolonged searches of the premises, officers aware of the matter said. (Photo by Sonu Mehta/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)
