CRUISE SHIP EVACUATED AFTER BOMB THREAT : CRUISE NEWS
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The creator discusses two separate security incidents involving bomb threats that occurred in the Singapore area. The first incident involved Resorts World Cruises, which received an anonymous email demanding money in exchange for not blowing up ships. This threat prompted an immediate response from the Coast Guard, police, and bomb squad, including the use of a bomb diffusing robot and a ship evacuation. Authorities used facial recognition technology from an internet cafe to identify and arrest the suspect within three hours. The second incident involved a 39-year-old Australian man on a Scoot flight to Singapore who claimed to have a bomb on board. This led to the aircraft being escorted by Singapore Air Force jets and returning to its original point of departure. Police and dogs searched the plane and found no explosives, resulting in the man's arrest. The creator concludes by noting that both threats were false and expresses relief at the rapid response from military and law enforcement agencies, while criticizing the irrational behavior of the individuals involved.
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if you don't return my monies I will blow a bomb on your ships that will send everybody into the sea
at no point at no point is ever making a bomb threat a good idea to try and get get your money back from something
they can track you and they can find you and in this case if you're on the plane saying you have a bomb they don't have to look very far to find you
the good news is both of these cases were um false there was no real threat other than these people being idiots
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