Bengaluru, Jul 18: Police were on their toes on Monday after a National Hill View Public School in RR Nagar belonging to a powerful Congress leader received an email from an unknown person about a bomb being planted on the premises, which later turned out to be a hoax.
As the school opened on Monday, the management spotted the email by an unknown sender saying that a bomb has been planted in the school.
Soon the police were alerted, who rushed to the spot with a bomb disposal squad and a dog squad.
The school was quickly evacuated and the students were taken outside their classrooms. A search was carried out on the entire premises.
Following the report, parents rushed to the school to ensure that their wards are safe.
Amid panic, the school management told the parents not to panic as the students and teachers have been shifted to another unit of their school.
Home Minister Araga Jnanendra said the police were on their job and will trace the whereabouts of the person who sent the mail.
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Kasargod: Two-year-old child dies after pista shell gets stuck in throat
Kasargod: A tragic incident occurred in Kumbla, Kasargod, where a two-year-old boy lost his life after a pista shell got stuck in his throat on Saturday evening.
The child, identified as Anas, was the son of Anwar and Mehroofa from Bhaskar Nagar, Kumbla. While eating pistas, a shell became lodged in his throat. The family managed to remove a part of it and rushed him to the hospital.
Upon examination, doctors found no obstruction in the throat and discharged him. However, on Sunday morning, Anas experienced breathing difficulties and was taken back to the hospital, where efforts to save him were unsuccessful.
It is reported that the deceased child's father Anwar, who had returned home for a brief visit, had recently gone back to the Gulf a week ago. Following the tragic news, he has returned to his hometown.
Sources close to the family confirmed the incident.
