23 Mar 2024 | 08:34 PM UTC
US: Police confirm no danger to public after bomb threats prompt evacuations in Lancaster, Pa., March 23 /update 1
Officials confirm no danger to public after bomb threats prompt evacuations in Lancaster, Pa., US, March 23; residual disruptions possible.
Officials in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, have confirmed that "there is no danger to the public" after bomb threats prompted authorities to issue evacuation orders for the 100 blocks of North Lime Street and North Queen Street in the city March 23. Police deployed to the scenes of the bomb threats and found no explosive devices in the affected areas.
Although authorities have reopened the affected areas, residual disruptions may still affect local businesses over the coming hours.
Prepare for possible residual disruptions to local businesses if operating in Lancaster. Adhere to all instructions issued by local authorities.
