Jaipur, 30 September (IANS) used to send a bomb threat to Shockwaves on Tuesday in ‘My on School’ in Bhakorota area of Jaipur, which led to a rapid reaction to the police of the city.
The alert came as a phone call for the Jaipur Police Commissioner Control Room, in which the caller claimed that a bomb was installed in the school and could explode at any moment.
After the call, senior officials and DCP West Hanuman Prasad Meena was immediately informed. The personnel of Bhaktota police station were sent to school, and the premises were vacated to ensure the safety of employees and students.
Fortunately, the school holiday was largely empty, only a few staff members were present. These remaining employees were also safely evacuated.
The school was intensively discovered by the bomb squad, anti -terrorism squad (ATS), and dog squad.
Authorities comb in school buildings, classrooms and surrounding areas for any explosive equipment or suspicious goods.
No explosives or dangerous materials were found in the search, and the school was declared safe.
Authorities have now initiated an investigation to detect collar using the phone number, from which the danger was created.
The police is investigating the call records and other evidence to identify and catch the responsible person.
Jaipur Police officials said that in recent months, emails and emails targeting schools and institutions have been obtained several times, although criminals have not been caught yet.
This deception not only causes alarm, but also causes important police resources with other important duties.
DCP Meena urged the public to be vigilant, reported any suspicious activity immediately, and cooperated with law enforcement to maintain public safety. He also assured the parents and the community that the Jaipur Police is taking all the necessary precautions to ensure the safety of schools across the city.
This incident repeatedly outlines the challenges arising out of false threats and preparations in the safety of citizens and educational institutions and the importance of rapid response.
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