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If you receive a bomb threat, it’s important to remain calm. Do not try to assess whether it’s a genuine threat or a hoax. Always assume it’s genuine. Even if the caller says it’s a joke, notify Security.
If you receive a bomb threat by email, notify Security. Do not delete the message.
In the event of a bomb threat, all meetings and other activities must stop immediately.
Everyone in the building must return to their own workplace so an inspection can be carried out.
When you enter a room:
Work calmly and methodically so you don’t skip any parts of the room.
See the procedure for suspicious packages.
Remain on site and wait for instructions from Security.
See the procedure for suspicious packages.
If you call 911 directly, it is important to call Security at your research centre afterward to ensure emergency responders are directed to the right place and to get help quickly.