Canine bomb squad

Police and military forces were dispatched to Sungshin Women’s University in Seoul and Gwangju Women’s University in Gwangju on July 7 after receiving threatening emails claiming explosives had been planted on campus. At Sunshin University, seen in this picture, the police deployed a bomb disposal unit and detection dogs to comb the area. [YONHAP]
Police and military forces were dispatched to Sungshin Women’s University in Seoul and Gwangju Women’s University in Gwangju on July 7 after receiving threatening emails claiming explosives had been planted on campus. At Sunshin University, seen in this picture, the police deployed a bomb disposal unit and detection dogs to comb the area.

Korean police and military forces were dispatched to Sungshin Women’s University in Seoul and Gwangju Women’s University in Gwangju on July 7 after receiving threatening emails claiming explosives had been planted on campus. At Sungshin University, seen in this picture, the police deployed a bomb disposal unit and detection dogs to comb the area. As a precaution, all summer session classes were suspended and students were sent home. At Gwangju, over 300 personnel, including police, military and four bomb-sniffing dogs, were mobilized to search the campus. No explosives were found at either university. [YONHAP]