At least six schools in the Delhi-NCR, including multiple campuses of Mother Mary’s, Amity, and Delhi Public School, received emails on Wednesday morning threatening to carry out a bombing. Officials stated that the schools are being evacuated as a precaution and that the Delhi Police are thoroughly searching the area.
A bomb disposal squad, a bomb detection unit, and a Delhi Fire Service team have been dispatched to the schools, where they are conducting a search and rescue operation.
“Information has been received about a bomb at Delhi Public School in Dwarka. Firefighters, the Bomb Disposal Squad, and Delhi Police have all appeared. A search is in progress,” a statement from Delhi Police stated.
Authorities confirmed that Mother Mary’s, Amity Saket Pushp Vihar, DPS Noida, and Sanskriti schools in Mayur Vihar also received identical threats.
An email threatening a bomb was discovered at Mother Mary’s School in East Delhi, Mayur Vihar, this morning. Police said, “The school is being evacuated, and the area is being inspected thoroughly.”
An early analysis reveals a comparable trend: Delhi Police
According to Delhi Police, an initial investigation reveals that emails have been sent to numerous addresses since yesterday and appear to follow the same pattern.
The absence of a dateline or BCC in the email indicates that it has been sent to multiple recipients. The inquiry is still underway,” it stated.
Today, schools are closed as a precaution.
This is to inform you that the school has been notified of an email threatening the students’ safety and security. The principal’s office at DPS Noida released a statement saying, “We are sending the students back home immediately as a precaution.”
“Private commuters, please make plans to pick up your child at the appropriate gates as soon as possible from the school premises. It said, “Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Bomb threats have also been made against Amity Pushp Vihar and Saket, which have been evacuated following police orders. According to a spokeswoman, the schools will be closed today until further notice.
