Panic gripped Kerala's capital on Saturday as multiple hotels received bomb threat emails, triggering swift action from police, who deployed bomb disposal units and dog squads to inspect the targeted sites.

The threats, claiming imminent IED explosions at prominent hotels, including the Hilton in central Thiruvananthapuram, prompted rigorous searches across the city.

A Cantonment police station officer confirmed ongoing inspections, stating, “Nothing has been found so far. The inspections are going on.” Authorities are also probing the origin of the threatening emails, which mirror a recent spate of similar hoaxes.

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Over the past two months, district collectorates, Revenue Divisional Officers’ offices, and the Kerala High Court have been targeted with bomb threat emails, all deemed hoaxes after thorough checks.

The recurring threats have heightened public anxiety, with police intensifying cyber investigations to trace the perpetrators. While no explosives have been found, the incidents underscore the challenge of combating hoax threats disrupting normalcy in the state capital.

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