Security tightened at Chennai, Mumbai and Hyderabad Airports following hijack threat call

ANI  |  Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India] 

Security has been stepped up at Chennai, and Airports following a hijack threat call.

"An e-mail was sent to the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mumbai, about a hijack plan from Mumbai, and Chennai. Following this, the security was beefed up," Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) Director General. said.

The e-mail mentioned about a lady overhearing six boys discussing simultaneous hijack plan from Mumbai, and Chennai.

"The e-mail could well be a hoax but we didn't take any chances....Embarkation security increased, anti-contingency plan put in place, meeting of all stakeholders held," he said.

Further details are awaited.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

Security tightened at Chennai, Mumbai and Hyderabad Airports following hijack threat call

Security has been stepped up at Chennai, Hyderabad and Mumbai Airports following a hijack threat call."An e-mail was sent to the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mumbai, about a hijack plan from Mumbai, Hyderabad and Chennai. Following this, the security was beefed up," Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) Director General. said.The e-mail mentioned about a lady overhearing six boys discussing simultaneous hijack plan from Mumbai, Hyderabad and Chennai."The e-mail could well be a hoax but we didn't take any chances....Embarkation security increased, anti-contingency plan put in place, meeting of all stakeholders held," he said.Further details are awaited.

Security has been stepped up at Chennai, and Airports following a hijack threat call.

"An e-mail was sent to the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mumbai, about a hijack plan from Mumbai, and Chennai. Following this, the security was beefed up," Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) Director General. said.

The e-mail mentioned about a lady overhearing six boys discussing simultaneous hijack plan from Mumbai, and Chennai.

"The e-mail could well be a hoax but we didn't take any chances....Embarkation security increased, anti-contingency plan put in place, meeting of all stakeholders held," he said.

Further details are awaited.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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