In Depth
How to Handle a Bomb Threat
Whether it's an anonymous phone call, a suspicious package or a cryptic note, the clock is ticking. Here's what to do before and during a bomb threat.
By Stacy Collett
Studies also show that in a fire, the majority of people will go to the exit from which they came into a facility and ignore closer exits. Officials should also direct evacuees to those unused exits.
Once outside, let law enforcement and bomb squads determine whether the threat is legitimate. n
Stacy Collett is a freelance writer. Send feedback to Editor Derek Slater at dslater@cxo.com.
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