Thiruvananthapuram/Kochi: Kerala’s Chief Minister’s office and residence, Cliff House, in Thiruvananthapuram, along with Kochi International Airport, have all received bomb threats. Authorities immediately initiated security protocols after the threats were reported, with investigations launched by local police and special bomb squads.
The threats were communicated through anonymous calls, prompting a full-scale response from Kerala Police. Security teams conducted thorough searches at both the Chief Minister’s residence and office, as well as at the Kochi airport, ensuring that no suspicious objects were found.
The Chief Minister’s office in Thiruvananthapuram and the residence at Cliff House were temporarily evacuated for safety, with additional security measures put in place. Meanwhile, Kochi International Airport operated under heightened security as investigators worked to assess the credibility of the bomb threat.
Authorities have confirmed that the situation is under control, and further updates will follow after a detailed investigation. Kerala Police have urged the public to remain calm and cooperate with security forces during the investigation.
