Bomb threat on the Jeddah-Ahmedabad flight.

On Monday morning, a bomb threat letter was found on an international flight that landed at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad. The letter, found under a seat after all passengers had disembarked, triggered immediate action from local police, the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS), and other security agencies. Although the flight, coming from Jeddah to Ahmedabad, was thoroughly checked, no suspicious items were found. Joint Police Commissioner Sharad Singhal confirmed that forensic experts were called in to examine the letter for fingerprints and handwriting in an attempt to identify the person behind the threat. "Currently, nothing suspicious has been found," Singhal said, and the investigation is ongoing. Security agencies are closely monitoring the incident, taking all necessary precautions to ensure aviation safety.

Bomb threat on Jeddah-Ahmedabad flight
Bomb squad, security department inspection

The bomb squad was deployed to thoroughly inspect the flight. A security team, specifically with dog units, closely examined the plane. After no suspicious items were found, officials breathed a sigh of relief.

No threat to passengers
No loss of life occurred in this incident. All passengers and crew members are safe. For security reasons, officials took strict action to prevent any untoward situations.

Official statement after verifying information
The security department has launched an investigation from all angles. Officials emphasized that passenger safety is the priority and requested that any suspicious information be immediately reported to authorities. Although the incident caused some panic among passengers, the timely response of the security team ensured no harm occurred.

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