Air India Dammam-Delhi flight makes emergency landing after ‘bomb’ written on tissue
An Air India flight from Dammam in Saudi Arabia to New Delhi with 32 passengers made an emergency landing at the Ahmedabad airport on Monday after a crew member found a tissue paper bearing a message that there was a ‘bomb’ on board the aircraft, police said.
An Air India flight traveling from Dammam, Saudi Arabia to New Delhi experienced an emergency landing at Ahmedabad Airport on Monday. The incident occurred after a crew member discovered a tissue paper with the word "bomb" written on it in the lavatory. The aircraft, carrying 32 passengers, was diverted to Ahmedabad following the discovery of the threat message.
Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) G Division, VN Yadav, confirmed that all passengers were safely deboarded at Terminal 2. The aircraft is currently being inspected by security agencies, and no suspicious items were found. An investigation into the incident has been initiated by the police.
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