Indonesian police launches probe after bomb threat at university graduation ceremony in Bandung


Head of West Java Police Public Relations, Senior Commissioner Jules Abraham Abasttalking to reporters during a press conference in Bandung, West Java. - Vietnam News/Antara

JAKARTA (Vietnam News/Antara): Indonesia’s West Java Regional Police is investigating a bomb threat during a graduation ceremony at Parahyangan Catholic University (Unpar) in Bandung.

The head of West Java Police Public Relations, Senior Commissioner Jules Abraham Abast, stated that the threat was spread in a terror letter flyer received by the campus ahead of the graduation ceremony on November 15-17, the Indonesian news agency Antara reported.

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