On Friday morning, Maxfort School in Dwarka faced a serious situation after an email bomb threat forced an immediate evacuation. Students and staff were moved out quickly as a safety precaution.
The Delhi Fire Service (DFS) received the alert at 7:05 AM. Police teams, bomb disposal squads, and fire tenders rushed to the scene. Officials confirmed that the building had been evacuated, and thorough checks were underway. Such quick action is vital when schools face potential threats.
As the search continued, anxious parents waited outside the gates, worried about their children. This was the fourth bomb threat reported in Delhi within seven days. The repeated incidents raised concerns about panic and distress caused to families.
Maxfort School is located in Sector 7 of Dwarka, a large residential area where many families live. Events like these heighten fear among parents and students. They also highlight the need for stronger safety protocols in schools.
Elsewhere in Delhi, other developments drew attention. The Supreme Court was set to announce its decision on managing stray dogs. Earlier, the court had ordered that stray dogs be moved to dedicated shelters in the National Capital Region.
The Indian Meteorological Department forecasted light rain and thundershowers across the city. Daytime temperatures were expected to range between 34°C and 36°C, while nighttime temperatures could drop to 24°C–26°C. The sky was likely to remain mostly cloudy.
By afternoon, security checks at Maxfort School were still in progress. Authorities worked to ensure the premises were clear. Parents and children hoped normalcy would return soon. The incident is a reminder of the importance of vigilance and safety in schools. It also shows the need to support authorities in keeping students safe.
