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UPDATE | King Phalo Airport bomb threat declared false alarm as police hunt caller

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UPDATE | King Phalo Airport bomb threat declared false alarm as police hunt caller

: A bomb threat that triggered a security operation at King Phalo Airport in the Eastern Cape on Wednesday has been declared a false alarm after police found no explosives or suspicious objects on the aircraft or in the luggage.

SAPS has opened a criminal case and is investigating to trace the caller.

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