New Delhi: Two prominent schools in Delhi were evacuated on Monday morning following bomb threats received via email, causing alarm among parents and students. Delhi Public School in RK Puram and GD Goenka Public School in Paschim Vihar reported the threats to authorities around 7 am, prompting immediate safety measures.
Upon receiving the emails, the schools quickly evacuated all students and sent them home as a precaution. Both the Delhi Police and the fire department were alerted and deployed to the sites to manage the situation and ensure safety. The buildings were thoroughly inspected by bomb squads, while investigations into the source of the email threats commenced.
The swift evacuation and prompt action by the authorities prevented any panic or harm. Officials assured parents and the public that every effort was being made to trace the individuals responsible for the threats.
Incidents like these highlight the importance of stringent security measures in educational institutions. While no explosives were discovered during preliminary searches, the authorities continue to treat the threats with utmost seriousness, emphasizing the need for vigilance against potential security breaches.
This incident underscores the resilience of emergency protocols in schools and the commitment of Delhi’s law enforcement to ensure public safety in the face of threats.
