QuickCheck: Was a bomb threat received by an Ipoh shopping complex a hoax?


BOMB threats are something that are frightening, dangerous and need to be taken seriously – so any alert received by the management of a public place needs to be taken at face value to protect the safety of people visiting that location. Recently, an Ipoh shopping mall received a bomb threat in an email and it has since been claimed that it was in fact a hoax.

Is there any truth to this?

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