Exclusive Today – South Delhi school evacuated after receiving bomb threat via email
After getting an email threatening to blow up the South Delhi School, Summer Fields was evacuated. The police believe the email to be a fake. A case has been filed and the incident is currently being investigated.
South Delhi school evacuated after receiving bomb threat via e-mail
Summer Fields School – a South Delhi School was evacuated on Friday after an email containing a bomb threat was received by the authorities there. The information indicates that the email was received on Friday at 12:30 a.m. The email was discovered by the authorities, nevertheless, only after the school opened this morning. The school is in the affluent Greater Kailash neighborhood of South Delhi.
The school’s grounds were evacuated, and the police were notified. As the case investigation moved forward, the police stated they believed the call to be a hoax. An investigation was started after a case was filed. The principal of the school, Shalini Agarwal, commented on the email and stated that the pupils were evacuated within ten minutes of the authorities receiving notice of it. She added that the bomb squad was inspecting the school’s grounds.
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We checked an email that we received late last night early this morning. Within ten minutes of receiving the email, we evacuated the pupils in accordance with SOP. We notified the district administration and the police, and we are grateful to the police for their prompt and outstanding cooperation,” she told reporters.
We are merely waiting for a few parents to arrive and pick up their children; there are hardly any students present.” “The bomb squad and police have arrived and are inspecting the area. The parents were not at all in a panic,” she continued. A bomb threat that was sent to multiple institutions in Delhi in June of this year was eventually found to be a hoax. Before then, a lot of Delhi’s hospitals and schools got emails with bomb threats, which were proved to be scams.
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