Air India Express Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Bomb Threat.
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The Story
An Air India Express flight from Dammam, Saudi Arabia, to New Delhi made an emergency landing at Ahmedabad airport on Monday. The emergency landing occurred after a crew member discovered a tissue paper bearing the word bomb inside the aircraft's lavatory. Ahmedabad Police confirmed the incident. All 32 passengers on board were safely deboarded at Terminal 2. Following the landing, security agencies checked the aircraft. The checks found nothing suspicious on board the aircraft.
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What they agree on
- An Air India Express flight made an emergency landing in Ahmedabad.
- The flight was traveling from Dammam, Saudi Arabia, to New Delhi.
- The emergency landing was prompted by a bomb threat.
- A crew member discovered a tissue paper with the word "bomb" in the aircraft's lavatory.
- All 32 passengers on board were safely deboarded.
Where they split
- Some articles, like The Hindu and LiveMint, specify that the note warned there was "a bomb" aboard, while others, like Zee News and Hindustan Times, state the note simply bore the word "bomb."
- The Pioneer and Zee News use "Air India Flight" in their headlines, while others like The Hindu and LiveMint specify "Air India Express."