Bomb Threat Hoax Rattles Bhubaneswar Airport
A bomb threat on an Akasa Air flight at Bhubaneswar airport was deemed a hoax after investigation. Security measures were heightened following the threat, initially received on social media. The airport authority followed standard procedures, ensuring the flight's safe departure to its destination.
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A bomb threat concerning an Akasa Air flight at Bhubaneswar's Biju Patnaik International Airport has been confirmed as a hoax, according to airport officials. The alarm was raised after receiving a message on social media platform, 'X'.
In response to the threat, security protocols were immediately tightened. Prasanna Pradhan, the airport director, mentioned that procedures were strictly followed to ensure passengers' safety, leading to the successful clearance and departure of the flight.
This incident prompted a thorough security review at the airport. Authorities stress the importance of vigilance and adherence to standard protocols in response to any potential threats, real or perceived.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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