Jamnagar: The Moscow-Goa chartered flight, which was diverted to Jamnagar in Gujarat after Goa ATC received a bomb threat, is currently in the isolation bay of Jamnagar airport. The director of Jamnagar airport said that all 244 passengers on board the flight safely landed at Jamnagar airbase at 9:49 pm. After this, the aircraft and the goods in it are being investigated. After evacuating all 244 people present in the aircraft safely, they were sent to the lounge of the terminal building of the airport. While a search was conducted to locate the bomb in the aircraft. The director of Jamnagar airport said that the NSG has not found anything suspicious in the plane that landed at the airbase after the bomb threat in the Moscow-Goa chartered flight. The flight is expected to depart from Jamnagar to Goa probably between 10:30 am to 11 am today. All bags are thoroughly checked.
The Russian Embassy in India has said that it was alerted by the Indian authorities about the alleged bomb on the Azur Air flight from Moscow to Goa. The Russian Embassy said in a statement that Indian authorities had alerted the embassy about a possible bomb threat on an Azur Air flight from Moscow to Goa. This aircraft made an emergency landing at Jamnagar Indian Air Force Base. Everyone on board the plane is safe. Security officials examined the aircraft. On Monday, the flight was diverted to Jamnagar in Gujarat after the Goa air traffic controller received a bomb threat.
Jamnagar District Magistrate Saurabh Parghi said that security agencies laid siege to the airport for 9 hours. The aircraft and all the passengers have been thoroughly checked. Apart from checking the luggage of the passengers, every piece of information received has been checked. While security has been tightened outside the Goa International Airport after the Goa ATC received a bomb threat on a Moscow-Goa chartered flight.
