PG med student held for hoax bomb call to her college in Karnataka
On June 4 at around 8.45 in the morning, the medical college received a call from an unknown person who claimed that a bomb had been planted in the hospital and the entire premises must be vacated by 11 am. Five such threat calls were made. The patients, doctors and hospital staff panicked.
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