Several hotels in Thiruvananthapuram receive bomb threats

Several hotels in Thiruvananthapuram received bomb threats via email on Saturday. Authorities deployed bomb disposal squads and dog teams for inspections. Checks are ongoing at the hotels. Police are investigating the email's origin. The email claimed IED explosions at various hotels, including Hilton Hotel. Similar bomb threats were sent to government offices and the Kerala High Court recently.

Several hotels in Thiruvananthapuram received bomb threats via email on Saturday, triggering immediate responses from law enforcement. Bomb disposal squads and dog teams were deployed to inspect the targeted hotels, including the Hilton Hotel NEW DELHI: Several hotels in the Thiruvananthapuram received bomb threats via email on Saturday, prompting the authorities to deploy bomb disposal squads and dog teams for inspections. An officer from the Cantonment police station confirmed that checks were being carried out at all the hotels where the threats had been reported.

"Nothing has been found so far. The inspections are going on," the officer stated. The police are also investigating the origin of the email, which claimed that IED explosions would take place at various hotels, including the Hilton Hotel in the heart of Thiruvananthapuram.

In recent months, similar bomb threats have been sent to district collectorates, Revenue Divisional Officer offices across the state, and most recently, the Kerala High Court. All of these threats have been dismissed by the police as hoaxes after thorough inspections..