Bomb Scare: Over 50 Mumbai Hospitals get threat emails
Bomb threat
Mumbai: Over 50 hospitals in Mumbai on Tuesday received bomb threats via email. Police launched an investigation following the threats but nothing suspicious was found.
According to the police, several renowned hospitals received threatening emails asserting that bombs had been strategically planted under beds and in bathrooms, posing a severe threat of destruction upon detonation.
According to an ANI report, the hospitals that received the threat mail include Jaslok Hospital, Raheja Hospital, Seven Hill Hospital, Kohinoor Hospital, KEM Hospital, JJ Hospital, and St George Hospital, among others in Mumbai.
The headquarters of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) in Mumbai received a bomb threat email, police said on Tuesday, news agency ANI reported.
According to the police, the unknown person "threatened to blow up" the headquarters.
Following the threat email, the police searched the building and said that they did not find "anything suspicious." The officials said that security has been heightened following the threat.
Further investigation is underway, they added.
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Earlier in the day, more than 50 hospitals in Mumbai received bomb threat mail. According to Mumbai police, the sender claimed that bombs were planted under beds and in the bathrooms of the hospitals.
The police said that the sender had used a VPN network to send the mail, which was sent from a website named Beeble.com.
Upon receiving the information, a police team and bomb squad searched the hospitals but nothing suspicious was found.
The police said that they have registered a case and are looking into the matter.
Hinduja College of Commerce in Mumbai also received a bomb threat email earlier in the day, according to the police.
A team of police and a bomb squad searched the premises following the threat mail but nothing suspicious. Mumbai's VP Road Police Station was looking into the matter.
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