Chennai blasts: Hoax calls to railway station, hospital keep cops busy
Soon after an anonymous caller warned of a bomb explosion at Central railway station, various teams, including bomb disposal squads, were pressed into action only to discover that it was a hoax call, police said.

Chennai: Nearly a week after the twin blasts on Kaziranga express that killed a woman and injured four, hoax bomb calls to central railway station and a private hospital have kept the police busy.Soon after an anonymous caller warned of a bomb explosion at Central railway station, various teams, including bomb disposal squads, were pressed into action only to discover that it was a hoax call, police said.[caption id="attachment_1511061" align="alignleft" width="380"]
A file photo of the Chennai blast. PTI[/caption]A similar hoax bomb threat call was also made to a private hospital, they added.This is the second such instance of hoax calls keeping police on their toes, as a spate of such rumours had kept them busy the very next day of the May Day blasts in two coaches of Bangalore-Guwahati Express at Central station here.Police had already warned of strict action against rumour mongers.PTI

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