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Case registered over bomb hoax at Kochi airport

The Hindu NationalBy The Hindu National
4 Nov 2026
Original: English
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Case registered over bomb hoax at Kochi airport

Key Highlights & Official Takeaways
  • ✓Case registered over bomb hoax at Kochi airport
  • ✓The threat call, which turned out to be a hoax, was received at the airport’s official number around 11 p.m.
  • ✓Civic Domain: Categorized under india public notices.
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The Nedumbassery police have launched a probe into an alleged bomb threat received by the Cochin International Airport. The threat call, which turned out to be a hoax, was received at the airport’s official number around 11 p.m.

on Tuesday, according to the first information report registered by the police on Wednesday. The unidentified caller claimed that a bomb had been planted at the airport, triggering panic among employees and passengers. The police registered the case on a complaint by a terminal manager at the airport.

The case was booked under Section 351 (criminal intimidation) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and Section 120(o) of the Kerala Police Act (causing a communication nuisance to any person).

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Issuing AuthorityThe Hindu National
Topic CategoryINDIA
JurisdictionAll India / National
Publication Date4 November 2026
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