Bomb threat to over 40 Delhi schools trigger panic and security scramble ...Middle East

Over 40 private schools in Delhi, including DPS Vasant Kunj, DPS R.K. Puram, and G.D. Goenka, received bomb threats via email demanding $30,000. Authorities, including bomb squads and dog squads, investigated but found nothing suspicious. Students were sent home as a precaution. This follows a court order for a bomb threat SOP.

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