Police find no explosives at Klang supermarket after bomb threat email
SHAH ALAM, Oct 18 — Police found no explosives or suspicious devices at a supermarket on Jalan Kapar, Klang, follo...
A supermarket in Klang, Malaysia, was closed following a bomb threat email, but police later found no explosives or suspicious devices on the premises. The North Klang police chief, ACP Ramsay Embol, announced that the inspection took nearly three hours and involved multiple units, including the K9 Sniffer Dog Unit and the Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department.
The case is being investigated under Section 507 of the Penal Code, which deals with criminal intimidation through anonymous communication. Police are urging the public not to use email or other communication channels to spread information that could threaten public order and safety, and are encouraging anyone with relevant information to contact the North Klang District Police Headquarters or the investigating officer.
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