A bomb threat email forced the evacuation of a major government building in Gurugram.
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A bomb threat email forced the evacuation of a major government building in Gurugram.
The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram office received a bomb threat by email on Thursday morning, leading to its complete evacuation.
Officials told the Hindustan Times the threat arrived at 11:38 am and warned an explosive device would be detonated in the building at 1:11 pm.
Between 800 and 900 staff and officials were present and were evacuated immediately, the outlet reported.
Following the evacuation, police sanitised the building as part of standard safety procedures.
An investigation has been launched to find who sent the email, according to the Hindustan Times.
The building houses several other government offices, including regional offices for the Central Board of Secondary Education, the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation, and the Gurugram Mayor's office.
The Hindustan Times noted that a similar hoax bomb threat was sent to the same civic offices on June 4.
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