The Mental Health Institute (MHI) in Chandigarh’s Ward 32 received a bomb threat via email on Wednesday morning, following which some patients were shifted to another ward. “A bomb has been placed inside the Institute of Mental Health and it will explode soon, and people will die,” said an email sent by a user named ‘Adam Lanza’ from ‘[email protected]’ speak. The email also said that the group ‘Terrorizers111’ was behind the action. The threat came on a day when many museums in Delhi, including the National Railway Museum, received email bomb threats. Chandigarh Deputy Superintendent of Police South Dalbir Singh confirmed the threat and said that the mail was sent to the hospital’s official email ID around 9.40 am.
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Bomb threat at the Institute of Mental Health
The Mental Health Institute (MHI) in Chandigarh’s Sector 32 was targeted by an email bomb threat on Wednesday morning, prompting swift action to ensure the safety of patients and staff. The threatening email, purportedly from ‘Adam Lanza’ of ‘Terrorizers111’, warned of an impending explosion inside the institute, causing panic in the recipient. Despite the severity of the situation, authorities responded quickly to the threat. Chandigarh Deputy Superintendent of Police South Dalbir Singh confirmed the receipt of the email and the subsequent mobilization of law enforcement and emergency services.
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Evacuation and investigation
As a precaution, approximately 15 patients and students were evacuated to a safe location within the institution following the threat. Meanwhile, a multi-agency team comprising police, firefighters, bomb disposal squad and dog squad arrived at the scene to conduct a thorough investigation. The area was cordoned off and the bomb squad began a meticulous search to ensure the safety of the premises and its occupants.
Officials said police, Chandigarh Fire Department personnel, bomb disposal squad and dog squad have reached the institute and are investigating the threat. Police cordoned off the area and the bomb squad launched a search.
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MHI Deputy Medical Director Dr. Aprajita Lovana said the threat was received at about 9:45 a.m., after which about 15 patients and students were evacuated to another area.
Perpetrators and past incidents
Senior Superintendent of Police, Chandigarh Kanwardeep Kaur revealed that the threatening email was traced back to a Gmail ID. The sender, known for making similar threats across the country in the past, remains under investigation. This incident highlights the importance of strong security measures and vigilance in protecting public institutions against potential threats.
Conclusion
The bomb threat at the Institute of Mental Health in Chandigarh highlights the ongoing challenges posed by security threats in public spaces. Prompt response and coordinated efforts by law enforcement agencies are essential in minimizing those risks and ensuring the safety of individuals and facilities. As investigations continue, authorities remain vigilant in identifying and apprehending the perpetrators to prevent similar incidents in the future. Chandigarh Senior Superintendent of Police Kanwardeep Kaur said the mail was sent through Gmail ID. The sender is said to have sent similar threatening emails across the country before.
Source: https://anhngunewlight.edu.vn
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