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Chandigarh’s Saupin’s School in Sector-32 received a bomb threat via email, triggering an immediate security response. Soon after the alert, police teams, a bomb disposal squad, and fire brigade personnel rushed to the spot and cordoned off the school premises to begin a thorough search operation. At the time of the incident, students had just finished their prayer session and were inside their classrooms. The sudden arrival of a large police force caused panic among students and staff. However, police officials quickly urged everyone to remain calm and cooperate with the ongoing safety procedures. Security was tightened both inside and outside the school as a precautionary measure. Extensive Search Operation Underway The bomb disposal squad, along with police teams, began a detailed inspection of every corner of the school. Classrooms, corridors, parking areas, storage rooms, and open spaces are being carefully searched using specialized equipment to detect any suspicious object. Fire brigade teams have also been deployed at the site to handle any emergency situation if required. Meanwhile, the cyber cell is working to trace the sender of the threatening email, including identifying the source and location. Officials have stated that the matter is being treated with utmost seriousness and all possible angles are under investigation.

Daytime temperatures have started rising across Punjab and Chandigarh. On Wednesday, April 15, the weather is expected to remain dry, but a spell of rain and thunderstorms is likely over the next four days starting April 16. Over the past 24 hours, the temperature has increased by 1.7°C, bringing it close to normal levels. Patiala recorded the highest temperature at 37.2°C, while Chandigarh registered 35.4°C. Weather Outlook for the Next Four Days According to the Meteorological Department, a change in weather is expected from this evening. Light rainfall is likely at isolated places on April 16. A yellow alert has been issued for April 17 and 18, with possibilities of thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds blowing at speeds of 30–40 km/h. Rainfall is also expected during this period. On April 19, some areas may continue to receive light rain.  Temperature Likely to Rise Further Meteorological Department Director Surender Pal stated that light rain may occur at a few places between April 16 and 19. Over the next five days, maximum temperatures are expected to gradually rise by 4–5°C, after which no major change is anticipated. Strong winds accompanied by thunder and lightning, with speeds of 30–40 km/h, may occur at isolated locations on April 17 and 18. Weather to Change from Tonight A fast-moving jet stream is currently active over northwest India at an altitude of about 12.6 km, with wind speeds reaching nearly 110 knots (around 200 km/h). Additionally, a new but weak western disturbance is likely to become active over the western Himalayan regions Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand on Wednesday. This may bring light rain or snowfall in these areas.