PUP-Manila suspends classes due to bomb scare | Inquirer News

PUP-Manila suspends classes due to bomb scare

/ 12:48 PM August 12, 2014

Polytechnic University of the Philippines campus ground. FILE PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines—The Polytechnic University of the Philippines-Manila suspended its classes as a bomb scare hit its Sta. Mesa campus Tuesday afternoon.

This was later proven to be a hoax after the Manila Police District-Explosive Ordinance Disposal searched the area.

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Earlier the PUP announced over Twitter that its‎ students and employees were asked to evacuate the main building due to a bomb threat.

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Media reports said the threat was received by a school staff through a phone call that a bomb was planted at the A. Mabini Campus.

In a Facebook post, the PUP said the threat prompted school administrators to suspend classes in the undergraduate and high school level in that campus.

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Meanwhile, work and classes were not suspended in other PUP colleges‎ including:

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College of Law
College of Communication
College of Engineering
College of Architecture and Fine Arts
College of Tourism, Hospitality and Transportation Management, and‎ Institute of Technology

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