South Korean police said a post claiming to have planted explosives at a high school located in Seo-gu, Incheon, was made to a 119 safety-reporting centre on Oct 15. - The Korea Herald/ANN
SEOUL: The school in Incheon, South Korea that temporarily closed on Oct 15 after three consecutive days of online bomb threats resumed classes on Oct 16, as police continue to investigate a wave of similar threats reported at schools nationwide.
Police said an Oct 15 post claiming to have planted explosives at a high school located in Seo-gu, Incheon, was made to a 119 safety-reporting centre at about 7.43am (6.43am, Malaysia time).
