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3 Max Hospitals receive bomb threats

Bomb Threat
Delhi: A bomb threat was reported at Max Hospital branches in Shalimar Bagh, Dwarka and Saket on Saturday, prompting extensive searches by Delhi Police. The threats were later declared ''hoax", an official said.
According to a senior police officer, the Taj Palace hotel in Shalimar Bagh received a bomb threat via e-mail on Saturday morning, while Max Hospital in Dwarka was sent a similar threat in the afternoon. Both threats were declared hoaxes after extensive searches in the premises, he said. "After a thorough security check, authorities have declared the threat a hoax. The safety and security of our guests and employees is of paramount importance to us, and we continue to remain vigilant," a Taj Palace spokesperson said, news agency PTI reported.
No immediate reaction was available from Max Hospital. Upon receiving information, multiple teams of the Delhi Police, including a bomb disposal squad (BDS), dog squad, and a quick reaction team (QRT), rushed to the scenes, the officer said.
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The mail mentioned that there were improvised explosive devices (IEDs) on each floor of the hotel.
"We reached the hotel and launched an extensive search operation. All public areas, parking zones, lobbies, and rooms were thoroughly checked with the help of bomb detection equipment and sniffer dogs," he further said.
Police said the e-mail is being traced to determine its origin, with cyber teams at work to identify the sender, reports PTI.
This incident comes a day after the Delhi High Court received a similar bomb threat via e-mail, following which the entire court complex was evacuated.
Earlier this week, bomb threats were also sent through email to the Delhi Chief Minister's Secretariat, Maulana Azad Medical College and University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS), which were later declared to be hoaxes.
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Kajal Rajput joined Medical Dialogues as an Correspondent for the Latest Health News Section in 2019. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Arts from University of Delhi. She manly covers all the updates in health news, hospitals, doctors news, government policies and Health Ministry. She can be contacted at editorial@medicaldialogues.in Contact no. 011-43720751