Johor police sweep Mid Valley Southkey after email bomb scare, declare premises safe
JOHOR BAHRU, Sept 14 — A bomb threat received via email targeting a business premises at The Mall, Mid Valley Sout...
On September 14, Johor police conducted an inspection at a business premises at The Mall in Mid Valley Southkey after receiving a bomb threat via email. The threat, reported to the management of the shopping mall at 11.31pm, prompted the deployment of the Bomb Disposal Unit (UPB) from Johor police contingent headquarters (IPK) and the South Johor Bahru district police headquarters (IPD).
The inspection team examined suspicious objects found inside and outside the building, but none contained any explosive materials. Police chief Datuk Ab Rahaman Arshad confirmed the premises as safe, stating that no bomb threat was detected. He emphasized that the police treat any threat involving explosives with utmost seriousness and will take immediate action to ensure public safety. The police urged the public not to speculate or spread unverified information to prevent confusion.
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