Police find no explosives at Klang supermarket after bomb threat email

Police found no explosives at a Klang supermarket after an email threat, following a thorough inspection with multiple departments.

The incident is being investigated under the Penal Code for criminal intimidation by anonymous communication.

The public is advised against spreading false information, and those with details are urged to contact local police for assistance.

SHAH ALAM, Oct 18 — Police found no explosives or suspicious devices at a supermarket on Jalan Kapar, Klang, following an email claiming that such materials had been placed on the premises.

North Klang police chief ACP Ramsay Embol said his department received a report at 4.04pm yesterday from a male store manager who had received the email.

He said police subsequently conducted a thorough inspection at the premises with assistance from the K9 Sniffer Dog Unit, the Selangor Police Contingent Headquarters (IPK) Bomb Disposal Unit, the Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department and the Klang Civil Defence Department.

“After an inspection lasting nearly three hours, police and the assisting teams found no explosives or suspicious devices as claimed in the email,” he said in a statement yesterday.

Ramsay said the case was being investigated under Section 507 of the Penal Code, which concerns criminal intimidation by anonymous communication and carries a penalty of up to two years’ imprisonment upon conviction.

He reminded the public not to use email or other forms of communication to spread information that could threaten public order and cause fear among the community.

Members of the public with information on the case are urged to contact the North Klang District Police Headquarters (IPD) at 03-3291 9614 or the investigating officer, Inspector Mohd Fazlan Rezza Mazlan, at 011-1056 1017 to assist in the investigation.

Earlier, several social media posts went viral claiming that a supermarket in Klang had been closed following the discovery of a bomb on the premises. — Bernama

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警方在接到电子邮件威胁后，联合多个部门对巴生一家超市进行了彻底检查，并未发现爆炸物。

该事件正根据《刑法》以匿名通信进行刑事恐吓罪进行调查。

警方建议公众不要散布虚假信息，知情者请联系当地警方寻求帮助。

莎阿南，10月18日讯——警方接到电子邮件称有人在巴生加巴路一家超市内放置了爆炸物或可疑装置，但警方前往该超市并未发现任何爆炸物或可疑装置。

巴生北部警区主任拉姆齐·恩博尔助理警监表示，他的部门昨天下午 4 点 04 分接到一名男性商店经理的报案，称他收到了这封电子邮件。

他说，警方随后在警犬队、雪兰莪警察部队总部（IPK）拆弹小组、马来西亚消防救援局和巴生民防局的协助下，对该场所进行了彻底检查。

“经过近三个小时的检查，警方和协助小组没有发现电子邮件中声称的爆炸物或可疑装置，”他昨天在一份声明中说。

拉姆齐表示，此案正在根据《刑法》第 507 条进行调查，该条款涉及通过匿名通讯进行刑事恐吓，一经定罪，最高可判处两年监禁。

他提醒公众不要使用电子邮件或其他通讯方式传播可能威胁公共秩序和引起社区恐慌的信息。

警方呼吁知情人士联系巴生北部警区总部（IPD），电话：03-3291 9614，或联系调查警官莫哈末·法兹兰·雷扎·马兹兰督察，电话：011-1056 1017，以协助调查。

此前，多条社交媒体帖子疯传，称巴生一家超市因发现炸弹而关闭。——马新社

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