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Classes at University of Luzon disrupted by bomb threat


 

DAGUPAN CITY — Classes at the University of Luzon here were suspended on Thursday (Oct. 25) following a bomb threat sent through a text message.

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Supt. Johndale Sulit, Dagupan City police chief, said an alarmed university official alerted police at about 9 a.m. about the threat, which warned of a “big explosion” in the university. The text message claimed there were three explosive devices hidden in classrooms and offices.

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A team of policemen from a Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) unit immediately combed the campus, aided by a K9 unit.

“We are not done yet with the paneling (thorough search). But I think there’s nothing here,” said Sulit.

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He said that somebody may have just sent the message to disrupt the ongoing final examinations for the first school term.

“But we are taking this threat seriously,” Sulit said.  /muf

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